Network configuration based on IPAM with Python – Network programmability stream 5

This is the recording of the network programmability stream which occurred on 2018/02/18

During this stream we touched the following technologies and products: NetBox IPAM, NetBox API, Interaction with API using Python, Jinja2 and asyncio. In the end we created a script that configures the network based on the information in NetBox, this concept is called "IPAM as a source of truth".

Timecode:
00:00 - Introduction and review of the previous stream
10:10 - Merging code into Git
14:30 - State of the Network Programmability Lab
21:40 - Agenda for today
31:46 - Adding more interfaces and interconnects into NetBox IPAM
1:19:50 - Refactoring Python script using Python templates
1:34:00 - Generating configuration for devices using Jinja based on the information in NetBox IPAM
2:18:24 - Configure devices using Python asyncio (netdev library)
2:38:40 - Installing Python3.6 on Ubuntu with pip and venv
2:49:00 - Troubleshooting and verifying the script that implements "IPAM as a single source of truth"

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[Mostafakatary]

Hello Dmitry,
great content, but the background music is very load and adds noise on your voice. please consider turning it down a bit.

[LifeStoriesUnscripted]

HI i am downloading netbox in windows to analyze tcga_gbm data using netAnalyze.py but the issue is i am not getting this script in netbox please help me what is the issue why this script is not available now

[Mostafakatary]

is there any way to use NetDev and asyncio to perform 1 hop jump (similar to paramiko) as to push config from remote server to cisco devices while running the python script on local machine.
local maching -> server -> cisco devices

[komalthecoolk]

Wish there was a way to mute just the music