Welcome to this course titled “Network Automation with Python Scrapli”! Anyone who wants to learn how to use Python and the powerful Scrapli library for network management purposes would find this course very helpful. Whether you are a network engineer with years of experience or an IT beginner, you will be shown how to automate and optimize network setups in this practical tutorial.
During the course, take time to relearn Python programming while focusing on automation tasks that are important in networking. You will also become aware of Scrapli; a library designed to facilitate interaction between devices without having SSH dependencies. Once you have completed the course "Network Automation with Python Scrapli," you will be capable of properly implementing realistic automation solutions for configuring, managing, and testing various vendors’ network devices, leading to the smooth operation of the network.
Similarly, it provides essential skills required for creating reliable automation scripts. You will explore various strategies for graceful error handling and performance optimization that would ensure the smooth running of your scripts in real-life situations. After completing it, you will have developed custom automation projects that demonstrate your ability to solve real-world networking issues quite easily.
Network Automation with Python Scrapli Table of Contents:
- Introduction - 12:46
- Setup Environment - 02:37
- Scrapli Theory Session - 16:37
- Scrapli Theory Session - Part 2 - 12:05
- Sending Commands - 13:56
- Drivers - 08:22
- Parsing Output - 04:29
- Additional Methods - 17:33
- Logging - 05:20
- Async Connection - 18:50
- More Scrapli Flavors - 08:29
Who is this course for?
- Network Engineers: Pros who want to make repetitive network setup and management tasks automatic. This boosts efficiency and cuts down on human slip-ups.
- IT Professionals: Folks in IT jobs aiming to use network automation. They want to make processes smoother and network operations more reliable.
- Students and Academics: People studying computer science, networking, or similar fields. They're after hands-on, job-ready skills.
- Technology Enthusiasts: Hobbyists and tech buffs curious about network automation. They're into using coding to make network tasks simpler and better.
- Career Changers: Individuals moving from non-tech jobs to IT and networking. They're looking to build a strong base in network automation.
