Welcome to "Introduction to Python Network Automation Volume I - Laying the Groundwork." This book is your gateway to network automation, whether you're new to IT or looking to boost your skills. You'll start by learning the basics of Python, focusing on how to use it for automating network tasks, especially on Windows systems. You'll also get hands-on experience with VMware Workstation, essential for creating and managing your network automation environment.
As you progress, you'll dive into the fundamentals of Linux, learning how to set up and configure servers for network automation. You'll gain a solid understanding of file systems and TCP/IP services in Linux, which are crucial for network management. The book also covers using regular expressions in Python, helping you to process data more efficiently. Additionally, you'll explore GNS3, a powerful tool for network emulation, allowing you to test and validate network designs before applying them in the real world.
By the end of the book "Introduction to Python Network Automation Volume I - Laying the Groundwork," you'll have comprehensive skills and practical experience that will enable you to thrive in network automation. Whether you're just starting or looking to deepen your knowledge, this book will empower you to harness the power of network automation and excel in your career.
Introduction to Python Network Automation Volume I - Laying the Groundwork Table of Contents:
- Introduction to Python Network Automation
- Learn Python Basics on Windows
- More Python Exercises
- Introduction to VMware Workstation
- Creating an Ubuntu Server Virtual Machine (VM)
- Creating a Fedora Server Virtual Machine (VM)
- Linux Fundamentals I – Linux File and Directory Mastery
- Linux Fundamentals II – TCP/IP Services
- Regular Expressions for Network Automation
- GNS3 Basics
- Cisco IOS, Linux, TFTP, and Telnet Labs
Who is this course for?
- This book is perfect for IT engineers and developers, network managers, and students who want to learn how to automate networks using Python.
