Discover the transformative potential of automation with our comprehensive Automation Framework. By integrating industry-leading tools like NetBox and Ansible, we streamline operations, enhance cross-functional collaboration and drive innovation. This framework empowers organizations to achieve strategic goals, optimize AI integration and foster a culture of continuous improvement.

NetBox's custom objects enable tailored data modeling. As organizations seek comprehensive data integration, custom objects empower deployments by embracing the ability to model unique environments, driving innovation and standardization in infrastructure automation. Explore how custom objects can transform your network management strategy.

And change management is paying the price. How network digital twins and NetBox together can close the gap between what you think your network looks like and what it actually is.

Nokia's Event Driven Automation (EDA) is a cloud-native platform that leverages data center fabric automation and AI Operations to simplify the management of network layers across physical switching, hypervisors and infrastructure management. By using an intent-based approach for network lifecycle management, EDA supports multiple vendors and integrates with solutions such as Red Hat OpenShift and Netbox Labs.

An examination of data from the Infrastructure Automation Envisioning Workshop that WWT has conducted since 2022. We examine current challenges and trends we see.

Many organizations aspire to enabling infrastructure automation, GitOps and self-healing systems but struggle with IT fundamentals like network stability, asset management, observability and identity access. Without a strong foundation, automation efforts will struggle. We'll explore the key fundamentals that organizations must have before embarking on their automation journey as well as some common pitfalls usually encountered.

Many organizations make decisions to run multi-vendor networks and relying on vendor-centric tooling can lead to inefficiencies in operating or interoperating those networks. Building a common control plane using NetBox provides a reliable and standardized model of network infrastructure, which drives all of modern automation activities. The ability to abstract the configuration data required to build a data center fabric can lead to great gains in operating multi-vendor solutions as well as setting up easier transitions from one vendor to the other.