In this episode, I talk about what CI/CD is for networking automation as well as the general idea for what is in the developer world. 
And more importantly, I talk about how most organizations probably don't need full CI/CD, they can get a lot of benefits from network automation by adopting three practices (that are part of CI/CD, but alone aren't CI/CD): 
<ul>
 <li>Configuration generation</li>
 <li>Automated config deployment</li>
 <li>Automated post-deployment testing</li>
</ul>

In this episode, I talk about what CI/CD is for networking automation as well as the general idea for what is in the developer world. And more importantly, I talk about how most organizations probably don't need full CI/CD, they can get a lot of benefits from network automation by adopting three practices (that are part of CI/CD, but alone aren't CI/CD): Configuration generation Automated config deployment Automated post-deployment testing

In this episode, I talk about what CI/CD is for networking automation as well as the general idea for what is in the developer world. 
And more importantly, I talk about how most organizations probably don't need full CI/CD, they can get a lot of benefits from network automation by adopting three practices (that are part of CI/CD, but alone aren't CI/CD): 
<ul>
 <li>Configuration generation</li>
 <li>Automated config deployment</li>
 <li>Automated post-deployment testing</li>
</ul>

CI/CD and Network Automation

This is a (probably) limited series where Tony Bourke, a networking instructor (Arista, Cisco, etc.) talks in a vendor-neutral way about the process of network automation, the basic concepts, and where everything falls into place.

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