Back from CiscoLive two weeks ago, a mad networking week with 14500 people, where I presented “YANG Data Modeling and NETCONF: Cisco and Industry Developments” with Carl Moberg. Part of […]
For years, the IETF has been driving the industry transition from an overloaded Software Defined Networking (SDN) buzzword to data modeling-driven management. With a SDN pragmatic definition in mind, such […]
The YANG team delivered again at the IETF 100 hackathon. With our goal to help YANG model users and designers, we developed new automation tools. As a reminder, we have been […]
In the world of data model-driven management, what is important is the set of YANG data modules from which APIs are deduced. Indeed, from a high level point of view, […]
The IETF 99 is now over. Building on this tradition to write a blog explaining the progress for this YANG Catalog (here is the blog for the IETF 98), let […]
The IETF 98 is now over. This was a successful IETF meeting in multiple ways, one of which is the IETF hackathon, two days of hacking on Saturday/Sunday. Before delving into […]
This blog describes some of the opensource tools around YANG. While there exist some tools around the YANG language validation, I want to cover the bigger landscape of data modeling-driven […]
Let me start with some good news. Not only we recently approved RESTCONF (right now in the RFC editor queue), but we published the IPv4 and IPv6 base routing models […]
Just before the IETF 95 in Buenos Aires, let’s analyze the current state of affairs in the YANG Data Models world. As anticipated by the IESG some time ago (and […]
Preparing for IoT Semantic Interoperability Workshop 2016 workshop, let me make a couple of statements, more in the form of short bullets list, or demonstration. These points can developed during […]