Identifying OnBox Python Modules, Tips & Tools in the CCIE Enterprise Exam (CCIE Quick Start)
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- In this video, we'll continue our discussion of identifying on box Python modules, and review some tips and tools for the CCIE exam.
In this part 2 of the CCIE Quick Start, we'll talk about how to identify on box Python modules, as well as some tips for using these modules. We'll also cover some tools and resources that can help you with your CCIE exam preparation.
In the CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure Exam blueprint Cisco specifies that students need to understand how to instantiate App-Hosted LXC containers. The blueprint specifies learning how to use python libraries like CLI, SYS and EEM. In this video series I am exploring all the possible combinations that I would use to test students if I where the one creating the Software Defined Infrastructure and Automation section of the CCIE Lab Exam. However my focus is on illustrating just how simple and straight forward these processes are rather than making them seem more complex and difficult to master.
I need part 3 and 4 :D The EEM policies and applets integrating with python would help a ton. It's not that it's impossible to understand the documentations, but they don't tend to cover all of the possibilities of it
Hey Terry, just wanted to tell you that YOU are wonderful
Great job 👏
Thanks!
Wow. Good stuff.
Thanks!
Wow Terry this is amazing stuff you're revealing. Thanks a million!
Trying to help anyone that needs it. Thanks I appreciate to comment.
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Hi Terry, Why did you stop uploading this content?
According to the UA-cam algorithm these videos are of no significant importance. This specific video was only watched 900 times in the last year. With no appreciable watch time. Videos take hours to make. My focus has been redirected for the time being on to other things.
@@TerryVinsonCCIEx2 I'm sorry to hear that. But I appreciate all your efforts from the bottom of my heart.
When I try "import cli" it says no module found named "cli". I tried "pip install cli" or "python3 -m pip install cli" but no luck. Any idea about this?
What version of CSR1000V are you running?
@@TerryVinsonCCIEx2 Will check and let you know but the guestshell boot with python 2.7.5 and import cli worked there. I had downloaded Python3 and there it wasn't working and still not working.
@@arpitpanditji The Guest shell in CSRs is an old Centos OS, that has been long since depricated. I doubt you will find CLI modules for python3. The answer would be to create your own custom guestshell image. The issues I ran into upgrading was the same as you described. I was going to do a video on how to integrate an Alpine image but again at the time interest in the video series was almost non-existent and I had other more pressing things to do. You didn't mention upgrading python.
@@TerryVinsonCCIEx2 Thanks Terry. Yes I did upgrade to python3.6 and the cli module wasn’t there in it. By the way why did you say you doubt about the cli module availability in python3? Is it an obsolete module or only available in v2?