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Hands-On Enterprise Automation with Python
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Setting Up Our Python Environment
An introduction to Python
Python versions
Why are there two active versions? Should you only learn Python 3? Does this mean I can't write code that runs on both Python 2 and Python 3?
Python installation
Installing the PyCharm IDE
Setting up a Python project inside PyCharm
Exploring some nifty PyCharm features
Code debugging Code refactoring Installing packages from the GUI
Summary
Common Libraries Used in Automation
Understanding Python packages
Package search paths
Common Python libraries
Network Python Libraries System and cloud Python libraries
Accessing module source code
Visualizing Python code
Summary
Setting Up the Network Lab Environment
Technical requirements When and why to automate the network
Why do we need automation?
Screen scraping versus API automation Why use Python for network automation? The future of network automation Network lab setup Getting ready – installing EVE-NG
Installation on VMware Workstation Installation over VMware ESXi Installation over Red Hat KVM Accessing EVE-NG Installing EVE-NG client pack Loading network images into EVE-NG
Building an enterprise network topology
Adding new nodes Connecting nodes together
Summary
Using Python to Manage Network Devices
Technical requirements
Python and SSH Paramiko module
Module installation SSH to the network device
Netmiko module
Vendor support Installation and verification Using netmiko for SSH Configuring devices using netmiko Exception handling in netmiko Device auto detect
Using the telnet protocol in Python
Push configuration using telnetlib
Handling IP addresses and networks with netaddr
Netaddr installation Exploring netaddr methods
Sample use cases
Backup device configuration
Building the python script
Creating your own access terminal Reading data from an Excel sheet More use cases
Summary
Extracting Useful Data from Network Devices
Technical requirements Understanding parsers Introduction to regular expressions
Creating a regular expression in Python
Configuration auditing using CiscoConfParse
CiscoConfParse library Supported vendors CiscoConfParse installation Working with CiscoConfParse
Visualizing returned data with matplotLib
Matplotlib installation Hands-on with matplotlib Visualizing SNMP using matplotlib
Summary
Configuration Generator with Python and Jinja2
What is YAML?
YAML file formatting
Text editor tips
Building a golden configuration with Jinja2
Reading templates from the filesystem Using Jinja2 loops and conditions
Summary
Parallel Execution of Python Script
How a computer executes your Python script Python multiprocessing library
Getting started with multiprocessing Intercommunication between processes
Summary
Preparing a Lab Environment
Getting the Linux operating system
Downloading CentOS Downloading Ubuntu
Creating an automation machine on a hypervisor
Creating a Linux machine over VMware ESXi Creating a Linux machine over KVM
Getting started with Cobbler
Understanding how Cobbler works Installing Cobbler on an automation server Provisioning servers through Cobbler
Summary
Using the Subprocess Module
The popen() subprocess Reading stdin, stdout, and stderr The subprocess call suite Summary
Running System Administration Tasks with Fabric
Technical requirements What is Fabric?
Installation Fabric operations
Using run operation Using get operation Using put operation Using sudo operation Using prompt operation Using reboot operation
Executing your first Fabric file
More about the fab tool Discover system health using Fabric
Other useful features in Fabric
Fabric roles Fabric context managers
Summary
Generating System Reports and System Monitoring
Collecting data from Linux
Sending generated data through email Using the time and date modules Running the script on a regular basis
Managing users in Ansible
Linux systems Microsoft Windows
Summary
Interacting with the Database
Installing MySQL on an automation server
Securing the installation Verifying the database installation
Accessing the MySQL database from Python
Querying the database Inserting records into the database
Summary
Ansible for System Administration
Ansible terminology Installing Ansible on Linux
On RHEL and CentOS Ubuntu
Using Ansible in ad hoc mode
How Ansible actually works
Creating your first playbook Understanding Ansible conditions, handlers, and loops
Designing conditions Creating loops in ansible Trigger tasks with handlers
Working with Ansible facts Working with the Ansible template Summary
Creating and Managing VMware Virtual Machines
Setting up the environment Generating a VMX file using Jinja2
Building the VMX template Handling Microsoft Excel data Generating VMX files
VMware Python clients
Installing PyVmomi First steps with pyvmomi Changing the virtual machine state There's more
Using Ansible playbook to manage instances Summary
Interacting with the OpenStack API
Understanding RESTful web services Setting up the environment
Installing rdo-OpenStack package
On RHEL 7.4 On CentOS 7.4
Generating answer file Editing answer file Run the packstack Access the OpenStack GUI
Sending requests to the OpenStack keystone Creating instances from Python
Creating the image Assigning a flavor Creating the network and subnet Launching the instance
Managing OpenStack instances from Ansible
Shade and Ansible installation Building the Ansible playbook
Running the playbook
Summary
Automating AWS with Boto3
AWS Python modules
Boto3 installation
Managing AWS instances
Instance termination
Automating AWS S3 services
Creating buckets Uploading a file to a bucket Deleting a bucket
Summary
Using the Scapy Framework
Understanding Scapy Installing Scapy
Unix-based systems
Installing in Debian and Ubuntu Installing in Red Hat/CentOS
Windows and macOS X Support
Generating packets and network streams using Scapy Capturing and replaying packets
Injecting data inside packets Packet sniffing Writing the packets to pcap
Summary
Building a Network Scanner Using Python
Understanding the network scanner Building a network scanner with Python
Enhancing the code Scanning the services
Sharing your code on GitHub
Creating an account on GitHub Creating and pushing your code
Summary
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