How ironic… After spending the last 10 years boring everyone to death about IPv6 being the future and NAT being evil… my first OpenConfig YANG model contribution is for… checks notes …Network Address Translation 🤦♂️
Go ahead, throw your tomatoes.
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Great session. Looking forward to TypeScript 7.
LLMs feel like a black box, so I built my own ChatGPT clone in Go. Learned about cost, context, and control along the way. Full write-up: bit.ly/ChatGPT-clone
Just nailed my first homemade cheesecake with half the calories, double the protein!
Sooooo I haven't started a new golang project from scratch in a few years and had to dig into it today.
Def going to integrate this work into Konductor devcontainer next, but I really enjoyed learning about some of the new tooling making code chores a lot easier.
Blog for giggles.
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This diagram in the deck is a gem:
It’s crazy the world didn’t get to see it played live 😢
Glad to hear it helped. For OpenConfig schema paths, they use openconfig.net/projects/mod...
It’s been a while, but hopefully these examples still work with XR: github.com/nleiva/xr-gn...
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Never mind, I believe I fixed it (looks like you need the ‘/‘ everywhere)
Thanks, that worked. One thing I have not been able to figure out is why my ‘network-instance default’ config section doesn’t get applied when providing the following startup cfg in KNE: github.com/nleiva/kne/b...
Thanks, I’ll give that a try. The documentation suggested that is for flat set config files. Crossing fingers infocenter.nokia.com/public/SRLIN...
How do you apply a config like this on the cli as is? ‘load json’ complains this is not actually json syntax.
Thanks! How do I merge that with what they have already? Can I paste the interface section at the bottom of that file? My apologies for the newbie question :-) github.com/openconfig/k...
Hey @netdevops.me what would the SR Linux interface config look like for the KNE multivendor example? github.com/openconfig/k...
Got it. I’m ok either way, as long as the validation code is automatically generated for the user, so they don’t need to translate definitions (range, percentage, etc.) to code manually.
Thanks @netdevops.me, this looks awesome. Are you validating user defined types (e.g. vlan range)? That part feels like magic with ygot and vendor YANG models.
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This is a simplified version of www.pyquantnews.com/the-pyquant-.... It did however take me more than 5 minutes to make it work 😂
