Network Automation Tools & Technology

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Fast-paced catalog of concrete workflows: Ansible + Jinja templates generate device configs, Git-backed CI validates templates and runs linting, and NetBox as source of truth feeds ZTP, backups and daily compliance scans; telemetry pipelines (Telegraf/Prometheus/ELK/Grafana) enrich metrics with inventory metadata for precise queries; Batfish for offline validation models change impact before deployment; orchestration (StackStorm/Ansible Tower/Jenkins or commercial offerings) wires APIs, tickets and alerts into event-driven automation while warning that untested scripts have caused real outages.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:49Configuration Management
3. 4:39Compliance
4. 6:13Validation
5. 9:47Source of Truth
6. 14:05What Data Should I Store
7. 16:30Monitoring Telemetry
8. 18:58Data Enrichment
9. 20:25Orchestration
10. 22:25Event Driven Automation

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