Nautobot Workshop Blog Series “Nautobot Workshop” is a blog series that guides you through building a fully automated network lab using Nautobot, Containerlab, and Docker. Starting from environment...
Nautobot Workshop Blog Series “Nautobot Workshop” is a blog series that guides you through building a fully automated network lab using Nautobot, Containerlab, and Docker. Starting from environment...
In the world of network engineering, setting up labs to simulate network environments is crucial for testing and experimentation. EVE-NG (Emulated Virtual Environment-Next Generation) is a popular ...
In modern network management, maintaining consistency between your source of truth and the running configuration is crucial. With network configurations often being complex and evolving, tools like...
Unleashing the Power of Nautobots Git Repository integration In previous posts, we discussed deploying Nautobot into a Kubernetes cluster and utilizing it as a Dynamic inventory for Ansible. Now, l...
Unleashing the Power of Nautobot Dynamic Inventory for Ansible I mentioned the Nautobot Ansible module briefly in the previous post, explaining how it can be utilized to manage data within Nautobot...
The Source of Truth in Automation: A Critical Foundation In the ever-evolving landscape of automation, the concept of a “Source of Truth” (SoT) has emerged as a vital element for ensuring efficienc...
Building my own cache In the previous post, I discussed how to compile NGINX with the RTMP module to enable your webcam or a static file (using FFMPEG) to stream RTMP content. Now, let’s explore a...
Building NGINX and RTMP module I am using an ubuntu 22.04 VM for this build along with this Github repo for the RTMP module. First clone the repo locally git clone https://github.com/sergey-dryabz...
CI/CD with Gitlab Part 2 In a previous post I went through the basics on getting a gitlab pipeline defined and deploying a container to my k3s cluster. The pipeline references several variables so ...