David Flores (aka: netpanda)

@davidban77

Network Automation Geek!

DublinJoined June 2019

About

I am a Network Automation Engineer with background in Telecom industry, Internet Service Providers and big retail Datacenter networking :).

Currently working on software development focused on automation, leaning on the ones applied in the Network Industry

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I am available for mentoring on topics related to network infrastructure, protocols, standards, etc... Also on automation and Python

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Making your Network Topology come to (virtual) life with drawthe.net and gns3fy

Intro Hi, if you were following the previous articles you will realise that they are focused on network lab virtualization, more specifically in how they can be automated. In this article I cover an interesting topic, the creation of a network topolo...

Apr 28, 2020

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Parsing Network Devices Logs with the Elastic Stack

Intro This post is part of several posts related to Network Infrastructure Monitoring using the Elastic Stack. As a starting point lets start with the basics for monitoring events on you network infrastructure -> Logs. There are multiple blogs, artic...

Mar 16, 2020

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Automate your network labs with Ansible and GNS3: Part 2

Intro In the previous part, Automate your network labs with Ansible and GNS3: Part 1, we saw how to use the Ansible GNS3 collections module to automate a network lab setup. On this part we will be focusing on a more complete network lab automation s...

Nov 4, 201915 min read

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Automate your network labs with Ansible and GNS3 (Part 1)

Intro In Manage your GNS3 network labs programmatically with gns3fy I talked about the use of gns3fy python library to interact with GNS3 server REST API. On this blog post I will go one step further, using an ansible collections module to manipulate...

Sep 29, 2019

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Manage your GNS3 network labs programmatically with gns3fy

Overview Much of the time invested as a Network Engineer is performing network simulations for reasons like studying for a certification, trying out a proof-of-concept or testing design patterns, or even validate configuration changes before pushing ...

Sep 1, 2019

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Making your Network Topology come to (virtual) life with drawthe.net and gns3fy

Parsing Network Devices Logs with the Elastic Stack

Automate your network labs with Ansible and GNS3: Part 2

Automate your network labs with Ansible and GNS3 (Part 1)

Manage your GNS3 network labs programmatically with gns3fy

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David Flores (aka: netpanda)

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David Flores (aka: netpanda)'s blogs

Recently published

Making your Network Topology come to (virtual) life with drawthe.net and gns3fy

Parsing Network Devices Logs with the Elastic Stack

Automate your network labs with Ansible and GNS3: Part 2

Automate your network labs with Ansible and GNS3 (Part 1)

Manage your GNS3 network labs programmatically with gns3fy