August 2023
Intermediate to advanced
828 pages
22h 35m
English
book
Network Programmability and Automation, 2nd Edition
by Matt Oswalt, Christian Adell, Scott S. Lowe, Jason Edelman
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Index
Symbols
- !# (shebang), Automating Linux with bash Scripting, Understanding the shebang-Understanding the shebang
- $ (dollar sign), Automating Linux with bash Scripting
- * (asterisk), for pointer receivers, Methods
- . (leading dot), Go Templates
- .. (two periods) shortcut, Navigating the Filesystem
- : (colon)
- function declarations, Using Python Functions
- slicing, Lists
- = (equal to) expression, Booleans
- =! (does not equal) expression, Booleans
- | (pipe), Automating Linux with bash Scripting, Using Jinja Filters, Go Templates
- ~ (tilde), in Linux, Navigating the Filesystem
A
- absolute paths, Navigating the Filesystem
- agent-based tools, agentless tools versus, Reviewing Automation Tools
- AI (artificial intelligence), Alerting
- Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML), XML
- all group (Ansible), Getting familiar with the all group
- Amazon Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Fedora, CentOS, and Amazon Linux
- Amazon Web Services (see AWS)
- Ansible, Using Ansible-Ansible Summary
- all group, Getting familiar with the all group
- automating Linux servers, Automating Linux servers
- automating network devices, Automating network devices
- framework, Discovering the Ansible Framework
- group variables, Managing group variables
- host variables, Managing host variables
- how it works, Understanding How Ansible Works-Automating network devices
- inventory file construction, Constructing an Inventory File-Getting familiar with the all group
- overview, Reviewing Automation Tools
- playbooks, Executing an Ansible Playbook-Executing a playbook
- roles, Generating ...
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