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About the Course

This course will train you on the fundamentals of Ansible, an open-source, extensible configuration management tool that streamlines infrastructure management in modern networking environments. You will also learn about Jinja2, a templating language that expands flexibility in automation tasks. Upon completing this course, you will have an essential understanding of Ansible and its application to network automation, enabling you to effectively automate network tasks and improve network operations. This course is primarily intended for network engineers, systems engineers, network architects, and managers interested in learning the fundamentals of network automation and Ansible. By the end of this course, you will be able to: - Construct Ansible playbooks to configure network devices and retrieve operational state data from network devices. - Build Jinja2 templates and YAML data structures to generate desired state configurations. Proficiency in fundamental network routing & switching technologies, basics of Python programming (3-6 mos exp.), and basic Linux knowledge....

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It definitely provides a theoretical introduction to the practical use of Jinja2 in Templating. I will recommend that every student find a means to practice.

IL

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Very informative. I would add a section with an hands on Ansible and jinja lab.

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By Elshaday G

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Jul 15, 2024

I recently completed the "Ansible for Network Automation" course on Coursera, and I wanted to provide my feedback on the experience: Course Structure and Content: The course was excellently structured, covering a wide range of topics from the basics of Ansible to advanced network automation techniques. Each module was well-paced and provided clear explanations, making complex concepts understandable. Practical Learning: The hands-on labs and assignments were particularly valuable. They allowed me to apply what I learned in real-world scenarios, such as configuring network devices and automating routine tasks using Ansible playbooks. Relevance to Networking: The course effectively demonstrated how Ansible can be used specifically for network automation tasks, which was directly applicable to my professional development goals. Instructor and Support: The instructors were knowledgeable and engaging, providing insights beyond the course material. The support from Coursera's platform and community forums was also helpful in resolving any queries. Course Materials: The course materials, including video lectures, quizzes, and supplementary readings, were comprehensive and well-curated. They enhanced my understanding of Ansible's capabilities and practical applications in networking. Certification and Career Development: The course provided a solid foundation for preparing for industry certifications related to network automation with Ansible. It also equipped me with practical skills that are directly applicable to my current role and future career aspirations. User Experience: Navigating the Coursera platform and accessing course resources was seamless, allowing me to focus on learning without distractions. Overall, the "Ansible for Network Automation" course on Coursera exceeded my expectations in terms of content quality, practical relevance, and learning experience. I would highly recommend this course to anyone looking to enhance their network automation skills using Ansible. Thank you to the Coursera platform and the course instructors for providing such a valuable learning opportunity.

By Okeoghene M

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Dec 19, 2023

It definitely provides a theoretical introduction to the practical use of Jinja2 in Templating. I will recommend that every student find a means to practice.

By Муканов У Б

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Jul 18, 2024

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By Ian L

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Feb 6, 2024

Very informative. I would add a section with an hands on Ansible and jinja lab.