DNAPF - Cisco DNA- Cisco Programmability Fundamentals Version 2024
Description
Cisco Digital Network Architecture (DNA) Programmability is a three-day, instructor-led, introductory Cisco DNA course that will help you to become familiar with the SDN concepts, programmability, and integration that support Cisco and multi-vendor solutions to help usher customers into the new age of Software Defined Networks. Module content includes sections devoted to Programmable Infrastructure Overview, Cisco’s Digital Network Architecture, Cisco Programmable Infrastructure, REST APIs and Python learning, Spark API, and much more. See below for additional Cisco Programmability course information along with suggested prerequisites, course objectives, and a description as to who should be attending this course.
Contenu du cours
Module 1: Programmable Infrastructure Overview
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Lesson 1: Digital Enterprise Definition
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Lesson 2: The 4 Pillars of Digitization (IoT, Mobility, Big Data, and Cloud)
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Lesson 3: Digital Disruption
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Lesson 4: What is Network Programmability?
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Lesson 5: What to Automate?
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Lesson 6: Business Benefits of Programmability
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Lesson 7: Simplification
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Lesson 8: Quantifying Programmability
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Lesson 9: Programmability Use Cases
Module 2: Cisco's Digital Network Architecture (DNA)
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Lesson 1: The Digital Business
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Lesson 2: Digital Network Architecture Overview
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Lesson 3: Digital Network Architecture Components
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Lesson 4: Benefits of DNA
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Lesson 5: DNA Use Cases
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Lesson 6: Case Study: NYU Security
Module 3: Cisco Programmable Infrastructure
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Lesson 1: Programmability
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Lesson 2: UCS
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Lesson 3: Automation
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Lesson 4: Enterprise Networking (APIC-EN, CMX, PI)
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Lesson 5: Open Daylight (RESTCONF, NETCONF)
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Lesson 6: DC Networking (ACI, NX-OS)
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Lesson 7: Software Defined Storage
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Lesson 8: Collaboration (Spark, Tropo, Acano)
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Lesson 9: Management, Monitoring, and Analytics (UCS-D, DCNM)
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Lesson 10: Case Study: AMBU Health Board – Health Care Automation
Module 4: REST APIs and Python
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Lesson 1: How API enables Business Automation
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Lesson 2: What is REST?
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Lesson 3: How to make a REST API Call
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Lesson 4: REST API Request and Response
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Lesson 5: Python Basics
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Lesson 6: Python and JSON
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Lesson 7: Using Python with Rest APIs
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Lesson 8: Coding and Parsing with Python
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Lesson 9: Use Case – Creating a List of Users
Module 5: Spark API
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Lesson 1: Spark Automation Business Benefits
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Lesson 2: Introduction to Spark API
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Lesson 3: Using Spark API with Python
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Lesson 4: Using Spark API with Postman
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Lesson 5: Use Case – Wi-Fi Public and Guest Access
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Lesson 6: Use Case – Post Message in a Spark Room
Module 6: Cisco Mobility Experience (CMX) APIs
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Lesson 1: CMX Programmability Benefits
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Lesson 2: Introduction to CMX 10 Mobility Services
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Lesson 3: CMX 10 Mobility Services REST API
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Lesson 4: CMX Deep Dive using the Notifications Resource
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Lesson 5: Programming CMX Notifications for Applications and 3rd Party Systems
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Lesson 6: CMX/MSE REST API
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Lesson 7: Use Case – Find the IP Address of the WLC
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Lesson 8: Case Study: University of Melbourne – Wi-Fi Analytics
Module 7: APIC-EM and Rest APIs
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Lesson 1: APIC-EM Automation Enterprise Benefits
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Lesson 2: Controller Basics
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Lesson 3: APIC-EM Overview
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Lesson 4: APIC-EM Applications and Use Cases
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Lesson 5: APIC-EM REST API Python
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Lesson 6: Application Design for Python with APIC-EM
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Lesson 7: Use Case – Find out the Device Name using the IP Address
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Lesson 8: Case Study: Symantec – Network Automation
Module 8: RESTCONF, NETCONF, and YANG
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Lesson 1: Why Models are Important
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Lesson 2: Standard Device Interfaces
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Lesson 3: YANG Data Modeling
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Lesson 4: NETCONF Protocol
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Lesson 5: RESTCONF Protocol
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Lesson 6: Programming with NETCONF and Python
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Lesson 7: Use Case – Create a Python Script to retrieve Interface Stats with NETCONF/YANG and post to Spark
Module 9: Implementing DevOps
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Lesson 1: The Transition to DevOps
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Lesson 2: Spark for Human Interactions
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Lesson 3: Tropo for Human Interactions
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Lesson 4: NeXt UI Tool Kit
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Lesson 5: Programming using Spark, Tropo, and NeXt
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Lesson 6: Use Case – Post Message from a Tropo Script to Cisco Spark Spaces
Labs
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Lab 1: Python Introduction – Creating a List of Users
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Lab 2: Spark REST ACI – Create a Room and Invite People – PostMan
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Lab 3: Spark API – Wi-Fi Public and Guest Access – Python
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Lab 4: CMX – Find the IP Address of the WLC
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Lab 5: APIC-EM – Find out the Device Name using the IP Address
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Lab 6: NETCONF – Create a Python Script to retrieve Interface Stats with NETCONF/YANG and Post to Spark
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Lab 7: NeXt UI Tool Kit – Building a Network Topology
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Lab 8: Spark and Tropo – Bring together Labs 2 and 5 to create Trouble Ticket Automation
Durée
3 jours soit 21 heures
Prix public
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sur demande
Dates
à Paris, à Sophia Antipolis
ou distanciel *
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Sur demande
en INTRA sur demande
Public concerné
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Cisco Systems Engineers
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Channel Partner Systems Engineers
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Field Engineers
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Systems Architects
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IT Managers
Objectifs pédagogiques
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Describe what is SDN and Network Programmability
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Understand the Use Cases and Problems Solved with SDN
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Understand the Digital Transformation and Cisco Digital Network Architecture (DNA)
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Explain an overview of OpenFlow and Network Controllers
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Explain an overview of Human Interaction DevOps-Style
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Understand next steps to get customers ready
Méthode et Moyens Pédagogiques
Ce cours allie théorie, démonstrations, discussions interactives mais aussi exercices pratiques.
Pré requis
Basic understanding of Enterprise Networking
Profil formateur
Instructeur certifié CCSI et 5G
Délai d’accès
Se référer aux dates figurant au planning
Sanction de la formation
Une attestation mentionnant les objectifs, la nature et la durée de l’action et les résultats de l’évaluation des acquis de la formation sera remise au(x) stagiaire(s) à l’issue de la formation
* Formation distanciel possible :
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de votre entreprise
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de chez vous
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de nos locaux à Sophia Antipolis (équipement Cisco Webex Board)
Nos formations sont accessibles aux personnes en situation de handicap.
Un questionnaire envoyé en amont de la formation invite les participants à nous contacter s’ils ont besoins d’aménagements spécifiques en lien avec leur situation de handicap. Nous nous employons à rechercher, avec les personnes concernées, les moyens de compensation qui leur seront adaptés.
Pour en valider l'accès merci de nous contacter contact@formation-IT.org
Évaluations et sanctions de la formation
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Quizz intermédiaires
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Lab technique en fin de module
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Évaluation de satisfaction via un questionnaire pré formation, à chaud et à froid
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Attestation de présence et de formation
📌 date confirmée
💻 distanciel