My CCIE DevNet Journey Begins: Using Python to Automate Router Config in Eve-NG
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- In this video, I kick off my CCIE DevNet journey and share some key things I've learned as I commit to my lab attempt next summer. I'll walk you through using Python and the Telnetlib module to connect to a router in Eve-NG, automate a basic interface configuration, and explain how this approach can help streamline network automation. Join me as I dive deep into studying for the CCIE DevNet exam, and learn along with me each step of the way!
Python Telnetlib Doc: docs.python.or...
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You make it look so easy my good sir. I give it a week, I will be this good.
Honestly, that's a great goal and I'll be here to cheer you on, keep at it and even if you have to pause or take breaks, don't give up! Appreciat eyour support!
@@andreking2k thank you.
Very cool! Can you make a video showing how to push VLANs to multiple switches?
Thanks homeboy! Yeah, we definitely can expand on this in many ways including that. Could create a dictionary of dictionaries with each containing the key-value pair for each parameter and then iterate through the main dictionary, I think that's the way I'd go. Ultimately, I think this is building up to creating functions with menus, to be more interactive, but I'll work on that example this week and post it. Thanks for the idea and appreciate you checking your boy out. Onward and upward!
wow that's awesome, what do you feel the CCIE DevNet will do for your career. And also how do you plan to use the acquired knowledge?
Thank you for the question and support. For my career, not much in the sense of the current role, but more so on the contracting side, it may open up opportunitie (business/entreprenearship things). For me, it's just another challenge and I think it will force me to up my game when it comes to Terraform and Ansible (items I don't necessarily have to use on the job) and I just want to learn, grow and absorb the material and find a way to contribute back to the community (with the acquired knowledge) whether it be through the journey, shortcuts that I learn along the way, free materials, etc. Overall, I think it will just help me add some skills to the toolbelt for when scenarios present themselves for design solutions. At this level, that's a lot of what it becomes. But again, just committing myself to this journey and trying to focus a bit more from other distractions. Loving it so far though! Thanks again.
@@andreking2k That's awesome!I have the same goal of one day being able to have the knowledge to be a contractor and provide corp-to-corp services. I'm only a CCNA right now still learning how to map out a network with CDP neighbors but you are inspiring me to go even harder. Thanks so much!