June 2018
Intermediate to advanced
398 pages
9h
English
For a long period of time, network automation only meant developing a script using a programming language such as Perl, TcL, or Python in order to execute tasks on different network platforms. This approach is known as script-driven network automation. But as the network becomes more complex and more service-oriented, new types of automation were required and started to appear, such as the following:
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