
About this episode
Massive changes coming in VIRL 2: No VM Maestro client, no OpenStack, entirely new middleware, new GUI, HTML5 client - lots of new and exciting changes!
Menu:
00:45 - Overview of Changes
02:55 - Introduction
03:20 - API Documentation
04:20 - Python client library
05:15 - OpenStack
06:50 - The Dashboard and new components
09:15 - Boot progress monitoring
10:40 - Device limitation
12:00 - Advice for sending Cisco requests
12:38 - Demo for interacting with console
17:04 - Web browser application
19:18 - Installation
19:35 - VNC
22:19 - Simulate and packet capture features
23:30 - Breakout Utility
26:09 - Do you need to run a VPN client?
28:45 - Release date?
29:25 - VIRL compatibility and demo
virl is CISCO'S POWERFUL, EASY-TO-USE, AND EXTENSIBLE NETWORK MODELING AND SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT.
- Build highly-accurate models of existing or planned networks.
- Design, configure, and operate networks using authentic versions of Cisco's network operating systems
- Build using common platforms like IOSv, IOSv Layer-2, IOS-XRv, NX-OSv, CSR1000v and ASAv. All Included
- Integrate 3rd-party virtual machines, appliances, VNFs, and servers.
- Connect real and virtual networks to form high-fidelity development and test environments.
- Design and test anywhere - VIRL is portable!
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