Learn how to automate and simplify network operations by using Python to implement the APIC-EM policy based controller REST APIs.
JSON, REST, Python, Coding, Sandbox, APIC-EM, Intermediate ...Sample code to be used with the APIC-EM Learning Labs. Use the APIC-EM API to create a service ticket for authentication, parse the JSON response, get a list of hosts, retrieve a network device list, manage users and more.
Everything on APIC-EM can be done via API. These are the top 5 basic API that might help you be more productive. There are examples for network devices, filtering by IP or MAC address, and flow analysis.
Discover network Plug and Play examples that demonstrate how to upload, list, and delete configuration and image files
Uniq is a python3 client library for APIC-EM. This directory contains some sample scripts in /code_samples directory. To use these samples, you first need to install uniq.
Now that you're up and running, start creating a policy and policy tag, select a policy tag to associate with a device, create an application, delete a policy and policy tag, and more.
Create a ticket for authentication, get network device list, find network device ID, display interface info, display a summary of hosts and network devices, and more.
APIC-EM Sandbox is the Cisco cloud service provided to help customers, partners, and developers quickly integrate their solutions with a number of Cisco technologies. The APIC-EM Sandbox provides a developer with an environment to design, develop and test using the APIC-EM RESTful APIs. View All
View AllThe always-on sandbox uses a pre-populated database of device and host information. This lab is best suited to learning the APIC-EM GUI and experimenting with the REST API.
Check It OutChange of focus This blog is going to cover a work around for a current issue with "aaa command authorization" which leads to the "ERROR_HEALTH_CHECK_TIMER_EXPIRED" error for a network-device. The fix for this is in 1.3 release of PnP, but will...
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