Description

Automation for Network Engineers  Bundle Pack of 10 Best Courses & PDF Guides

 

Course List

 

Introduction to Python Programming for Network Engineers

Java Fundamentals for Network Engineers

Linux Fundamentals for Network Engineers

Practical Python Cisco Network Automation

Practical Python for Network Engineers

Python Programming for Network Engineers

Shell Scripting Fundamentals for Network Engineers

Task Automation for Network Engineers (TCL_EXPECT

Vagrant Fundamentals for Network Engineers

Python Programming for Network Engineers

 

Introduction to Python Programming for Network Engineers

Course Duration: 1h 41m

 

Table of Contents:

 

1. Why Learn to Program

2. Why Python

3. Programming Paradigms

4. Gathering Requirements

5. Initial Design

6. Implementation

7. Testing

8. Maintenance

9. Does any of this matter

10. Tcl and Expect

11. Telnet and SSH

12. SNMP

13. What is NETCONF

14. Comparing NETCONF and Other Methods

15. What is YANG

16. Python Embedded in the OS

 

 

Java Fundamentals for Network Engineers

Course Duration: 5h 32m

 

Table of Contents:

 

 

1. Why Learn to Program – Efficiency, Consistency, Repeatability

2. Why Learn to Program – Documenting Business Practices

3. Why Learn to Program – People Make Mistakes

4. Why Java – Compiled vs. Interpreted Languages

5. Why Java – The JVM and Bytecode Interpreter

6. Why Java – JIT Compilation

7. Why Java – Security

8. Programming Paradigms – Imperative

9. Programming Paradigms – Functional and Object Oriented

10. Programming Paradigms – OO Abstraction, Polymorphism, Inheritance, Encapsulation

11. Programming Paradigms – Type Systems strong, weak, duck

12. The Software Development Lifecycle – Gathering Requirements

13. The Software Development Lifecycle – Design

14. The Software Development Lifecycle – Implementation

15. The Software Development Lifecycle – Testing

16. The Software Development Lifecycle – Maintenance

17. The Software Development Lifecycle – Optimization and Source Control

18. Hello, World – Conventions and Methods

19. Hello, World – Arguments and Return Values

20. Hello, World – Compiling

21. Key Concepts – Primitives and Objects

22. Key Concepts – Classes and Instances

23. Key Concepts – Interfaces and Implementations

24. Key Concepts – Packages

25. Key Concepts – Privacy

26. Hello Conditions

27. Hello Flow Control

28. Hello Exceptions

29. Data Structures – Arrays

30. Data Structures – Lists

31. Data Structures – Maps

32. Debugging – Standard Error

33. Debugging – Stack Traces

34. Debugging – Logging

35. Debugging – JDB

36. Common Tasks – Handling Equality

37. Common Tasks – Converting Types

38. Common Tasks – File Input Output

39. Common Tasks – Regular Expressions

40. Common Tasks – Formatted Output

41. Common Tasks – JAR Archives

42. Common Tasks – Third Party Libraries

43. Common Tasks – Command Line Switches

44. Packets, Sockets, and Ports

45. SNMP with SNMP4j

46. Cisco onePK for IOS devices – Intro

47. Cisco onePK for IOS devices – Connecting

48. Cisco onePK for IOS devices – Polling

49. Cisco onePK for IOS devices – Changing Settings

50. Cisco onePK for IOS devices – ACL

 

Linux Fundamentals for Network Engineers

Course Duration: 7h 39m

 

Table of Contents:

 

1. UNIX Linux GNU Historical Overview  – Part 1

2. UNIX Linux GNU Historical Overview  – Part 2

3. Linux Distributions

4. Downloading Installing Linux

5. Linux Software Architecture

6. Basic Linux Utilities

7. Linux Utilities for Working with Files  – Part 1

8. Linux Utilities for Working with Files  – Part 2

9. Linux Utilities for Working with Files  – Part 3

10. Linux Utilities for Working with Files  – Part 4

11. Linux Navigation Utilities

12. Linux Communication Utilities

13. Linux Compression Utilities

14. Linux Email Utility

15. The GNU Linux Filesystem  – Part 1

16. The GNU Linux Filesystem  – Part 2

17. The GNU Linux Filesystem  – Part 3

18. The GNU Linux Filesystem  – Part 4

19. The Vi Vim Editors

20. The Interactive Bash Shell  – Part 1

21. The Interactive Bash Shell  – Part 2

22. Regular Expressions – An Introduction

23. Linux Networking

24. Linux System Administration  – Part 1

25. Linux System Administration  – Part 2

26. Final Review  and Summary

 

Practical Python Cisco Network Automation

Course Duration: 2.38 Hours

 

01 Overview

02 GNS3 Lab Setup

03 Your First Automation Lab

04 Switch Automation

05 Python 3 Automation

06 Loops

07 Multiple Switches

08 Backup Device Configurations

09 SSH, Netmiko _ Python

10 Multi Device SSH

11 Wrap Up