Ansible for Network Engineers with GNS3, Ansible and Cisco IOS. Learn Network Automation & Programmability = the future
InstructorDavid Bombal
Free
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These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This screenshot displays a GNS3 network simulation environment alongside an active terminal session showing detailed help documentation for Ansible privilege escalation commands.
This GNS3 network topology diagram illustrates the infrastructure setup for Ansible automation, connecting multiple Cisco IOSvL2 switches to Ubuntu nodes via an Ethernet switch.
A screenshot of the official Python website displaying a code example that illustrates intuitive interpretation through basic arithmetic calculations.
The instruction prioritizes Cisco IOS configuration and GNS3 integration over general server administration tasks.
Includes steps for setting up GNS3, acquiring Cisco IOS images, and configuring Ansible infrastructure like host files.
Learner signals suggest the use of outdated Python 2.7 and older Ansible commands that have been superseded by modern loops.
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The curriculum sequence may lack cohesion, with some modules appearing out of order or disconnected from the primary narrative.
The course focuses on execution but provides minimal explanation of Ansible's underlying structure, such as YAML or module logic.
The content aligns well with the target of network engineers looking for practical GNS3-based automation.