How to Use GitHub as a Common Data Source for Network Automations with Itential - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

GitHub is an incredibly popular platform that is primarily used by programmers to collaborate, track, and share files and code for projects they are working developing and maintaining. Because of features like file sharing, versioning, and tracking GitHub has also found popularity with a multitude of groups outside of developers. In fact, more and more networking teams who are looking to automate network processes find that they need to have a common data source for network information — and GitHub is one of those platforms they turn to in order to implement that source of truth for network data like ACLs, inventory, and more. With the Itential Automation Platform, integration with GitHub (and any platform, tool, or system) can be accomplished quickly with just a few clicks and will open up the entire library of API methods that can now be used in a network automation that you can build in a low-code, drag-and-drop workflow canvas. In this live demo, Rich Martin, Technical Marketing Engineer at Itential, will demonstrate how to integrate GitHub with the Itential Automation Platform to use for network automation. In this live demo, we will step-by-step how to: • Quickly generate an integration with GitHub with OpenAPI. • Investigate API methods from GitHub and use them as Tasks. • Build a workflow to Create, Read, and Update files from a GitHub repo. • Utilize files from GitHub as a data source for common network information.