Junos Platform Automation and DevOps (JAUT) Training Course


Junos Platform Automation and DevOps (JAUT) Certification Training Course Overview

This course provides participants with the required knowledge of how to automate Junos using DevOps automation tools, protocols, and technologies. Participants will receive experience with tools and languages relevant to automating the Junos OS platform in a DevOps environment. The course also includes the introduction to Jinja2 templates, an in-depth discussion of Junos PyEZ library, and detailed explanation of how Ansible, Salt and JSNAPy automation tools are used with Junos. The course introduces participants to Junos commit, operation (op), event, and SNMP on-box scripts. SLAX and Python languages is used to develop these scripts. Participants will also learn about Juniper Extension Toolkit and related APIs, YANG and OpenConfig. On the final level the participants will know about the use of Junos Telemetry Interface and Contrail HealthBot tool, and Junos ZTP feature. Through demonstration and labs, participants will be gaining experience in automating the Junos operating system and device operations.

Junos OS Release 18.3R1, Junos PyEZ 2.2, and Ansible 2.7 is used in this course

Audience

  • Any individual responsible for configuring and monitoring devices running the Junos OS
This course prepares you for Exam JN0-421 .

Junos Platform Automation and DevOps (JAUT) Training Course (Duration : 40 Hours) Download Course Contents

Course Details Schedule
Live Virtual Classroom (Instructor-Led)
Duration : 5 Days (10 Days for 4 Hours/Day)
Fee : 1,500 (Includes Taxes) 
9 AM - 5 PM (Flexible Time Slots for 4 hours option)






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Course Prerequisites

  • Intermediate-level networking knowledge
  • Understanding of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model and the TCP/IP protocol suite
  • Attendance of the Introduction to Junos Platform Automation and DevOps (IJAUT) course prior to attending this class.

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to accomplish:

  • Describe the benefits of network automation
  • Explain basic principles of DevOps and NRE
  • Describe different approaches and tools used for Junos Automation
  • Discuss how templates are used for Junos automation
  • Understand Jinja2 syntax
  • Describe various methods Junos PyEZ can use to connect to a Junos device
  • Execute Junos RPCs using Junos PyEZ
  • Explain the functionality of various Junos PyEZ utilities
  • Use Jinja2 templates with Junos PyEZ
  • Use Junos PyEZ Tables and Views
  • Securely connect to Junos devices using Ansible
  • Use advanced Ansible playbook functionality
  • Work with Ansible variables
  • Manage Junos device configurations using Jinja2 templates and Ansible
  • Explain the use of SLAX language with Junos
  • Understand basic SLAX syntax
  • Describe SLAX templates, variables, and flow control statements
  • Understand the Junos function library
  • Explain the difference between available SLAX versions
  • Explain how to create and run Junos op scripts
  • Use SLAX and Python languages to develop op scripts
  • Use arguments with op scripts
  • Issue RPCs from op scripts
  • Change the configuration with op scripts
  • Describe how commit scripts can be used to make changes to the configuration
  • Describe how to use commit scripts to generate custom warnings and errors during a commit
  • Explain how to use SLAX and Python languages to develop commit scripts
  • Configure and enable commit scripts
  • Identify Junos OS events
  • Create Junos OS event policies
  • Create Junos OS event scripts
  • Understand the use of Junos OS SNMP scripts
  • Create and configure Junos OS SNMP scripts
  • Explain basic Salt architecture
  • Understand how Junos devices are managed with Salt
  • Use Junos execution and state modules for Salt
  • Understand the SLS file format
  • Describe how JSNAPy can help automate Junos
  • Install and configure JSNAPy
  • Use JSNAPy to create snapshots
  • Use JSNAPy to perform tests
  • Describe the YANG language features
  • Understand the syntax of YANG
  • Explain how YANG is used in Junos OS
  • Describe the advantages of OpenConfig
  • Modify the Junos OS configuration using OpenConfig
  • Describe using OpenConfig with the Junos Telemetry Interface (JTI)
  • Explain what is JET
  • Understand the JET Service API
  • Understand the JET Notification API
  • List protocols and data formats used with JET
  • Develop simple JET applications
  • Understand the Junos Telemetry Interface
  • Provision Junos Telemetry sensors
  • Explain the difference between Native and gRPC sensors
  • Understand Telemetry message formats
  • Explain the advantages of Contrail HealthBot
  • Explain the purpose and value of ZTP
  • Describe the components and operations of ZTP
  • Deploy a QFX5100 Series switch using ZTP
  • Setup the JET VM
  • Create JET Packages