YAML – Now A Part of the Junos EZ Library!
Jeremy Schulman has been working hard developing the Junos EZ library for Python, and one of the changes I mentioned that he had proposed before was to use YAML to define data tables, to make […]
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Will We See a “Software Defined Field Day”?
As I’ve mentioned in the past, I’m a huge fan of Gestalt IT’s Tech Field Day concept. Having attended Networking Field Days 4 and 5, and the Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Launch event, I am very […]
GitHub N00b Makes Huge Edit to Juniper EZ Library
In Monday’s post about installing the Juniper EZ Python library on Ubuntu I noted a typo in the word “version” in one of the modules and casually called on author Jeremy Schulman to fix it. […]
Getting Busy With the Junos EZ Library
At the end of my last post, I had completed the installation of Jeremy Schulman’s EZ Library on an Ubuntu server and had run a test script that showed basic information about a Junos router. […]
Installing the Junos EZ Library – Easy SDN Part 1
This post follows on from my last post about the Junos EZ Library, Jeremy Schulman’s work to make Junos devices easily manageable via Python, even for those of us who are not hard core programmers […]
Software Defined Juniper – Scripting Junos with Python
In the future world of the Software Defined Network, what will our jobs look like? Will we network engineers all be programmers (I don’t think so), or out of a job (unlikely)? One thing is […]