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DevOps for Networking

You're reading from   DevOps for Networking Bringing Network Automation into DevOps culture

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2016
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ISBN-13 9781786464859
Length 364 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Steven Armstrong Steven Armstrong
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Preface 1. The Impact of Cloud on Networking 2. The Emergence of Software-defined Networking FREE CHAPTER 3. Bringing DevOps to Network Operations 4. Configuring Network Devices Using Ansible 5. Orchestrating Load Balancers Using Ansible 6. Orchestrating SDN Controllers Using Ansible 7. Using Continuous Integration Builds for Network Configuration 8. Testing Network Changes 9. Using Continuous Delivery Pipelines to Deploy Network Changes 10. The Impact of Containers on Networking 11. Securing the Network Index

Tooling available for continuous integration


Many different flavors of configuration management tooling are available to help build continuous integration processes, so there is a rich variety of different options to choose from, which can seem daunting at first.

Tools should be picked to facilitate processes and will be selected by teams or users. As described in Chapter 3, Bringing DevOps to Network Operations, it is important to first map out requirements that need to be solved and the desired process before selecting any tooling.

By the same token, it is important to avoid tools sprawl, which is all too common in large companies and have only one best fit tool for every operation rather than multiple tools doing the same thing as there is an operational overhead for the business.

If configuration management tooling already exists in a company for continuous integration then it will more than likely be able to meet the needs. When considering the tooling for carrying out continuous integration...

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