Breaking the Code
summary
Shows a working CI/CD pipeline that converts device config from NSO into YAML, stores changes in GitLab, runs pyats tests and blocks bad deployments; an interface IP change (last octet from .30 to .73) triggers the pipeline, automated pings fail and the change is not pushed to production. Uses NSO, Ansible, GitLab CI and JSON‑RPC for orchestration, plus source control history and review gates for traceability.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to NetDevOps
- 1:57Decoupling hardware and software
- 3:01Training automation for networks
- 4:26Source control for network configs
- 6:32Building autonomous networks
- 7:13Demo of CI/CD pipeline
- 13:09Conclusion and Q&A
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