IJAUTJPJuniper NetworksJP-IJAUT18.a<ul> <li>Describe the Junos operating system and its basic design architecture.</li><li>Explain traffic processing for transit and exception traffic.</li><li>Describe the Junos CLI and its features.</li><li>List and perform initial configuration tasks.</li><li>Describe interface types and perform basic interface configuration tasks.</li><li>Describe DevOps principles and practices.</li><li>Explain how DevOps can benefit an IT organization.</li><li>List and describe the various APIs Junos provides for automation.</li><li>Discuss various frameworks, libraries and tools available to automate Junos devices.</li><li>Read Junos XML documents.</li><li>Use XPath to navigate a Junos XML document.</li><li>Use NETCONF and the XML API to issue RPCs.</li><li>Use NETCONF and the XML API to configure a Junos device.</li><li>Understand JSON syntax.</li><li>Understand YAML syntax.</li><li>Create JSON and YAML documents.</li><li>Perform Ansible installation.</li><li>Retrieve information from Junos devices using Ansible.</li><li>Use Ansible to configure Junos devices.</li><li>Create and execute simple Python scripts.</li><li>Use the Python interactive interpreter.</li><li>Install Junos PyEZ.</li><li>Use PyEZ to connect to Junos devices.</li><li>Use PyEZ to issue RPCs.</li><li>Use PyEZ to modify a Junos device configuration.</li><li>Use PyEZ to upgrade Junos devices.</li><li>Describe basic PyEZ exception handling.</li><li>Describe the capabilities of the Junos REST API.</li><li>Use the Junos REST API Explorer.</li><li>Issue Junos REST API RPCs.</li></ul><ul> <li>Basic understanding of the OSI model and the TCP/IP protocol suite;</li><li>Basic understanding of computer networking concepts.</li></ul><p>This course benefits individuals responsible for configuring and monitoring devices running the Junos OS.</p><h5>Introduction to Junos OS</h5><ul> <li>Junos OS Basic Design Architecture</li><li>Traffic Processing</li><li>CLI Modes and Features</li><li>Initial Configuration Tasks</li><li>Interface Types and Configuration</li></ul><h5>Introduction to DevOps</h5><ul> <li>Why DevOps?</li><li>The Benefits of DevOps</li><li>DevOps Goals and Best Practices</li></ul><h5>The Junos Automation Stack</h5><ul> <li>The Junos Automation Stack and DevOps</li><li>Junos XML API Overview</li><li>Junos REST API Overview</li><li>Junos JET API Overview</li><li>Review of Junos Automation Tools</li></ul><h5>Introduction to XML and XPath</h5><ul> <li>Basic XML Syntax</li><li>The Junos XML Schema</li><li>Navigating the Junos XML Schema with XPath</li></ul><h5>The XML API and NETCONF</h5><ul> <li>NETCONF</li><li>The Junos XML API</li><li>Languages and Libraries Used to Automate the Junos XML API</li><li>Case Study</li></ul><h5>Introduction to JSON and YAML</h5><ul> <li>The Need to Structure Data</li><li>JSON Basics</li><li>YAML Basics</li><li>Use of JSON and YAML in Junos Automation</li></ul><h5>Introduction to Ansible</h5><ul> <li>Ansible Architecture and Capabilities</li><li>Ansible Playbook Basics</li><li>Using Ansible to Retrieve Junos Status Information</li><li>Using Ansible to Retrieve and Modify Configuration Information</li><li>Case Study</li></ul><h5>Introduction to Python</h5><ul> <li>Basic Python Syntax</li><li>Python 2 vs. Python 3</li><li>Python Data Types and Variables</li><li>Python Sequences, Tuples, Sets, and Dictionaries</li><li>Python Libraries</li><li>The Python Interactive Interpreter</li><li>Case Study: Creating a Python Script to Solve a Problem</li></ul><h5>Introduction to Junos PyEZ</h5><ul> <li>Connecting to Junos Devices with PyEZ</li><li>Retrieving Junos Device Status and Configuration Handling</li><li>Modifying the Junos Configuration with PyEZ</li><li>Using PyEZ utilities to upgrade Junos software</li><li>Case Study</li></ul><h5>The Junos REST API</h5><ul> <li>Overview of the Junos REST API</li><li>Methods of Connecting to the Junos REST API</li><li>Configuring the Junos REST API</li><li>Using the Junos REST API Explorer</li><li>Using the Junos REST API to Retrieve Junos Configuration Data</li><li>Case Study</li></ul>- Describe the Junos operating system and its basic design architecture. - Explain traffic processing for transit and exception traffic. - Describe the Junos CLI and its features. - List and perform initial configuration tasks. - Describe interface types and perform basic interface configuration tasks. - Describe DevOps principles and practices. - Explain how DevOps can benefit an IT organization. - List and describe the various APIs Junos provides for automation. - Discuss various frameworks, libraries and tools available to automate Junos devices. - Read Junos XML documents. - Use XPath to navigate a Junos XML document. - Use NETCONF and the XML API to issue RPCs. - Use NETCONF and the XML API to configure a Junos device. - Understand JSON syntax. - Understand YAML syntax. - Create JSON and YAML documents. - Perform Ansible installation. - Retrieve information from Junos devices using Ansible. - Use Ansible to configure Junos devices. - Create and execute simple Python scripts. - Use the Python interactive interpreter. - Install Junos PyEZ. - Use PyEZ to connect to Junos devices. - Use PyEZ to issue RPCs. - Use PyEZ to modify a Junos device configuration. - Use PyEZ to upgrade Junos devices. - Describe basic PyEZ exception handling. - Describe the capabilities of the Junos REST API. - Use the Junos REST API Explorer. - Issue Junos REST API RPCs.- Basic understanding of the OSI model and the TCP/IP protocol suite; - Basic understanding of computer networking concepts.This course benefits individuals responsible for configuring and monitoring devices running the Junos OS.Introduction to Junos OS - Junos OS Basic Design Architecture - Traffic Processing - CLI Modes and Features - Initial Configuration Tasks - Interface Types and Configuration Introduction to DevOps - Why DevOps? - The Benefits of DevOps - DevOps Goals and Best Practices The Junos Automation Stack - The Junos Automation Stack and DevOps - Junos XML API Overview - Junos REST API Overview - Junos JET API Overview - Review of Junos Automation Tools Introduction to XML and XPath - Basic XML Syntax - The Junos XML Schema - Navigating the Junos XML Schema with XPath The XML API and NETCONF - NETCONF - The Junos XML API - Languages and Libraries Used to Automate the Junos XML API - Case Study Introduction to JSON and YAML - The Need to Structure Data - JSON Basics - YAML Basics - Use of JSON and YAML in Junos Automation Introduction to Ansible - Ansible Architecture and Capabilities - Ansible Playbook Basics - Using Ansible to Retrieve Junos Status Information - Using Ansible to Retrieve and Modify Configuration Information - Case Study Introduction to Python - Basic Python Syntax - Python 2 vs. Python 3 - Python Data Types and Variables - Python Sequences, Tuples, Sets, and Dictionaries - Python Libraries - The Python Interactive Interpreter - Case Study: Creating a Python Script to Solve a Problem Introduction to Junos PyEZ - Connecting to Junos Devices with PyEZ - Retrieving Junos Device Status and Configuration Handling - Modifying the Junos Configuration with PyEZ - Using PyEZ utilities to upgrade Junos software - Case Study The Junos REST API - Overview of the Junos REST API - Methods of Connecting to the Junos REST API - Configuring the Junos REST API - Using the Junos REST API Explorer - Using the Junos REST API to Retrieve Junos Configuration Data - Case Study3 days2800.0086700.009710.002500.002500.002500.002800.002800.002800.002800.002850.00