In this episode, I talk briefly about two different depths of automation: Supplemental and Total. 
With supplemental automation, automation is used only on part of a config (SSH keys, DNS, NTP, etc.) while the rest of the device is configured in the traditional (i.e. manual) way. 
With complete automation, no more manual configuration is done and the entire configuration is done through some sort of automated means.

In this episode, I talk briefly about two different depths of automation: Supplemental and Total. With supplemental automation, automation is used only on part of a config (SSH keys, DNS, NTP, etc.) while the rest of the device is configured in the traditional (i.e. manual) way. With complete automation, no more manual configuration is done and the entire configuration is done through some sort of automated means.

In this episode, I talk briefly about two different depths of automation: Supplemental and Total.&nbsp;
With supplemental automation, automation is used only on part of a config (SSH keys, DNS, NTP, etc.) while the rest of the device is configured in the traditional (i.e. manual) way.&nbsp;
With complete automation, no more manual configuration is done and the entire configuration is done through some sort of automated means.&nbsp;

On Supplemental and Total 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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