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Configlets allow the administrator to create custom configuration templates and automatically deploy them to devices based on intent. This document was developed from the original work by Josh Saul. Special thanks to Adam Grochowski for his significant...
The Audit trail feature tracks a user’s actions while using Apstra and can be very useful in investigating general usage, network outages, and possible suspicious activity. Introduction Juniper Apstra automates the creation and management of data center fabrics and is designed to be the...
The capabilities of a specific switch hardware model are defined in the Device Profile and linked to the logical representation of the switch. Linking these together allows Apstra to build out the topology efficiently, provide efficient day-2 changes, and accurately build the configuration for a...
Juniper Apstra’s fundamental purpose is to minimize operational costs and maximize the speed of network operations by furnishing predefined, rigorously validated reference designs. The reference design enables users to specify what they expect to happen with a minimal number of steps; the Apstra...
What a true IBN system is? How relational and graph databases are different? And why graph databases are ideal for network infrastructure? Introduction This post will look at what Intent-Based Networking truly is, and what an Intent-Based Networking System (IBNS) looks like. We’ll...
You want to install a TIG (Telegraf, InfluxDB, Grafana) stack directly in your lab router? Most network engineers have heard of using streaming telemetry in modern networks. Trying it in the lab often requires basic knowledge for a start, and dedicated computing resources. This article...