The in-depth, insiders guide to YANG and network programmability
- Accelerate service delivery and minimize network lifecycle costs by unlocking the power of YANG-based network automation
- An easy to understand overview of YANG, packed with practical implementation examples
- Focuses on the network management aspects of network programmability
- By authors at the forefront of the YANG development effort and the YANG modeling revolution
- For wide audiences of network professionals called upon to improve value, agility, and manageability in large-scale networks
Beno?t Claise, CCIE No. 2686, is a Cisco Fellow, working as an architect for embedded management. Areas of passion and expertise include Internet traffic monitoring, accounting, performance, fault, and configuration management. Beno?ts area of focus these days is network automation with YANG as the data modeling language, NETCONF/RESTCONF, and telemetry as a feedback loop to solve intent-based networking.
Beno?t was IETF Operations and Management Area (OPS) co-director from 2012 to 2018, a period during which much of the data modeldriven management protocols, encoding, and data models were specified. He blogs on these topics on his web site http://www.claise.be/ and spends time on the yangcatalog.org developments. Beno?t is a contributor to the IETF, with 35 RFCs in the area of NetFlow, IPFIX (IP Flow Information eXport), PSAMP (Packet Sampling), IPPM (IP Performance Metrics), YANG, MIB module, energy management, and network management in general. Beno?t is the co-author of the Cisco Press book Network Management: Accounting and Performance Strategies.
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