Going Beyond Vendor Zero Touch Provisioning
summary
Vendor ZTP stays as the bootstrap but an orchestration layer takes over: a lightweight Flask HTTP endpoint served by an event engine (StackStorm) accepts device HTTP boot requests (DHCP options), runs a sensor to collect facts via napalm, queries a source of truth for intended role and IPs, renders templates (or calls Ansible), and pushes config and images (SCP to a central image store). Multi‑vendor support uses separate HTTP endpoints per platform; the system generates configs on the fly and is proven to scale beyond tens of devices.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 1:23Limitations of vendor ZTP
- 3:07System architecture overview
- 4:11Initial device boot workflow
- 6:24Source of truth integration
- 7:47Configuration rendering process
- 8:53Vendor-neutral ZTP benefits
- 10:41Scaling and transition strategies
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