Overview When working with Ansible, you often deal with structured data made up of nested dictionaries and lists. This could be anything from device configurations to network status or inventory data. Accessing the specific piece of data you need can get messy, especially when the structure is deep or repetitive.

Ansible Tip: Use the dict2items filter to loop over dictionaries in Ansible. Here's an example: --- - name: Example of dict2items filter hosts: localhost gather_facts: false vars: interfaces: eth0: ip: "192.168.1.1/24" eth1: ip: "192.168.2.1/24" tasks:

Cisco DevNet Associate: 200-901 DEVASC - New Module Added

net-schema – new release: v1.0.0

Redis Basics – A Hands-On Introduction is live in the Packet Coders Tech Session Library.

June Tech Session Announced: Network Lab Orchestration with ContainerLab.

NetBox Query Tip! If you need to search for a cable by its ID, use GraphQL by visiting: https://your_nb_instance/graphql/ Then run the following query, replacing YOUR_CABLE_ID with the actual cable ID: query { cable(id: YOUR_CABLE_ID) { id label type status color length length_

🐍 Python Tip! Easily add query parameters to your API calls when using Python by using the params argument in requests.get(). Here`s an example 👇 import requests # Define API endpoint url = "http://suzieq-server/api/v2/devices" # Query parameters to filter the API request params = { "namespace": "

Our Netmiko course is now deeper, longer, and fully refreshed for Netmiko 4.x.