July 2021 Edition

Ribbon Communications Reduces Dev Cycles, Improves Customer Confidence

For NEPs, complying with standard interfaces like NETCONF and standardized data model-driven programmability via YANG standards in the lab, and relying on them in real-world production environments, are two different things.

See how Ribbon uses the NETCONF & YANG Automation Testing (NYAT) program to thoroughly test its implementations in production-like scenarios and identify issues before deploying with customers, instead of scrambling to patch them after the fact.

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gNMI Adapter for ConfD

ConfD does not directly provide a gNMI northbound interface (NBI), but it does provide APIs that can be used to implement (full or partial) gNMI functionality.

A new demo project called ConfD gNMI Adapter has been started at ConfD-Developer on GitHub. The project does not aim to provide full, production-grade gNMI functionality. Rather, it is a starting point.

Download our new “gNMI Adapter for ConfD” application note, which describes the example project and how to implement a gNMI Adapter using existing ConfD APIs.

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Network Programmability and Transactions: The Foundations of Automation

Network programmability driven by NETCONF and YANG is inherently transactional and a key enabler for automated solutions that are rock-solid.   

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How to Add gNMI to ConfD

A new example project called confdgnmi has been started at ConfD-Developer on GitHub. The project implements an example gNMI Adapter using existing ConfD APIs.

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