350-901 DEVCOR – Developing Applications using Cisco Core

350-901 DEVCOR – Developing Applications using Cisco Core, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 108 lectures, 65 quizzes, based on 18 reviews, and has 214 subscribers.

You will learn about Software Development and Design strategy Use of Cisco API Application Deployment and Security Infrastructure and Automation This course is ideal for individuals who are Network engineers expanding their skill-base to include software and automation or Developers expanding expertise in automation and DevOps or Solution architects moving to the Cisco ecosystem or Infrastructure developers designing hardened production environments It is particularly useful for Network engineers expanding their skill-base to include software and automation or Developers expanding expertise in automation and DevOps or Solution architects moving to the Cisco ecosystem or Infrastructure developers designing hardened production environments.

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Summary

Title: 350-901 DEVCOR – Developing Applications using Cisco Core

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 108

Number of Quizzes: 65

Number of Published Lectures: 108

Number of Published Quizzes: 65

Number of Curriculum Items: 173

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 173

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Software Development and Design strategy
Use of Cisco API
Application Deployment and Security
Infrastructure and Automation

Who Should Attend

Network engineers expanding their skill-base to include software and automation
Developers expanding expertise in automation and DevOps
Solution architects moving to the Cisco ecosystem
Infrastructure developers designing hardened production environments

Target Audiences

Network engineers expanding their skill-base to include software and automation
Developers expanding expertise in automation and DevOps
Solution architects moving to the Cisco ecosystem
Infrastructure developers designing hardened production environments

Objectives

After taking this course, you should be able to:

Describe the architectural traits and patterns that improve application maintainability
Describe the architectural traits and patterns that improve application serviceability
Identify steps to design and build a ChatOps application
Implement robust Representational State Transfer (REST) API integrations with network error handling, pagination, and error flow control
Describe the necessary steps for securing user and system data in applications
Describe the necessary steps for securing applications
Identify common tasks in automated application release process
Describe best practices for application deployment
Describe methodologies for designing distributed systems
Describe the concepts of infrastructure configuration management and device automation
Utilize Yet Another Next Generation (YANG) data models to describe network configurations and telemetry
Compare various relational and nonrelational database types and how to select the appropriate type based on requirements

Prerequisites

There are no formal prerequisites for Cisco Certified DevNet Associate certification, but you should make sure to have a good understanding of the exam topics before taking the exam as well as knowledge in the following areas:

Knowledge of program design and coding with focus on Python
Familiarity with Ethernet, TCP/IP, and Internet-related networking
Understand the utilization of APIs
Understanding of software development and design methodologies
Hands-on experience with a programming language (specifically Python)

Here are Cisco learning resources that can help you prepare:

Developing Applications and Automating Workflows Using Cisco Core Platforms (DEVASC)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Software Development and Design

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to Section 1.0 Start

Lecture 3: NSX-T Load Balancer

Lecture 4: ACI Object Model

Lecture 5: ACI Syslog explain

Lecture 6: Introduction to GIT

Lecture 7: Lab using GNS3

Lecture 8: git Lab

Lecture 9: Git Architecture & GitHub

Lecture 10: Let's Learn Python

Lecture 11: Python Conceptual Hierarchy

Lecture 12: Python Virtual Environment

Lecture 13: Model Driven Programming

Lecture 14: JSON

Lecture 15: XML

Lecture 16: Data Models

Lecture 17: Yet Another Next Generation YANG

Lecture 18: Model Driven Programming Protocols

Chapter 2: CCNP DEVCOR – Python

Lecture 1: 19 CCNP DevCOR – Python Starts

Lecture 2: 20 Agenda of the training

Lecture 3: 21 Data Type Part 01

Lecture 4: 22 Data Types String & List

Lecture 5: 23 Variable Expression statement comment operator

Lecture 6: 24 Module Function Flow With Examples

Lecture 7: 25 user defined function examples

Lecture 8: 26 Practice examples

Lecture 9: 27 if & if_else

Lecture 10: 28 While & For loop

Lecture 11: 29 Break Continue Pass conditions

Lecture 12: 30 Unit 3 – Return function& global & local variable

Lecture 13: 31 Recursive function_ String _ Slicing

Lecture 14: 32 String Modules & array

Lecture 15: 33 Unit IV – List Operations

Lecture 16: 34 List operations & Tuple

Lecture 17: 35 Dictionaries

Lecture 18: 36 Unit V Files & Exceptional handling

Lecture 19: 37 Error Handling

Lecture 20: 38 Python Import & Packages

Chapter 3: Using APIs

Lecture 1: API Part 1

Lecture 2: API Part 2 – REST API

Lecture 3: Synchronous vs asynchronous APIs

Chapter 4: Cisco Platforms

Lecture 1: Section 3 Starts

Lecture 2: 3.1 Construct API requests to implement chatops with Webex Teams API

Lecture 3: Section 3.2 Starts

Lecture 4: Next Generation Firewall

Lecture 5: Configuration Copy and the FMC REST API 01

Lecture 6: Use Python scripts to access the FMC REST API

Lecture 7: Section 3.3 Starts

Lecture 8: Meraki API Introduction

Lecture 9: Meraki API in details

Lecture 10: Meraki Python Integration

Lecture 11: Section 3.4 Starts

Lecture 12: Cisco Intersight Architecture Overview

Lecture 13: Intersight Authentication integration

Lecture 14: Section 3.5 Starts

Lecture 15: UCS Python SDK Part 01

Lecture 16: UCS Python SDK Part 02

Lecture 17: Section 3.6 Starts

Lecture 18: Describe Feature & Capabilities of DNAC

Lecture 19: Network Assurance

Lecture 20: DNAC-API-01

Lecture 21: DNAC-API-02

Lecture 22: DNAC First API Lab – Get Token

Lecture 23: 4.2.c Multivendor support (3rd party SDKs)

Instructors

Ratnesh K – CCIE x3 – Job Oriented Internetwork Course Content Creator
CCIE x3 | Network Architect & Consultant

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