Provide common utilities for tasks such as secure copy of files and software updates.Make configuration changes in unstructured and structured ways.Retrieve configuration information as Tables/Views.Retrieve 'operational' or 'run-state' information as Tables/Views.Provide 'facts' about the device such as software-version, serial-number, etc.Remote connectivity and management of Junos devices via NETCONF.These capabilities include, but are not limited to: Junos PyEZ is designed to provide the same capabilities as a user would have on the Junos CLI, but in an environment built for automation tasks. Issues and bugs can be opened in the repository. You can also post your query on stackoverflow with pyez tagįor documentation and more usage examples, please visit the Junos PyEZ project page, here. SUPPORTįor questions and general support, please visit our Google Group Junos PyEZ is not specifically tied to any version of Junos or any Junos product family. There is no need to 'wait on the vendor' to provide new functionality. Junos PyEZ is designed for extensibility so that the programmer can quickly and easily add new widgets to the library in support of their specific project requirements. need an abstraction library of code to further those activities. To do so, traditional software programmers, DevOps, 'hackers', etc.

There is a growing interest and need to automate the network infrastructure into larger IT systems. rather than device-specific Junos XML or resorting to 'screen scraping' the actual Junos CLI. From the Python shell a user can manage Junos devices using native hash tables, arrays, etc. These building blocks are similar enough to other 'shell' environments, like Bash, to enable the non-programmer to use the Python shell as a power-tool, rather than a programming language. The Python shell is an interactive environment that provides the necessary means to perform common automation tasks, such as conditional testing, for-loops, macros, and templates. This means that 'non-programmers', for example the Network Engineer, can use the native Python shell on their management server (laptop, tablet, phone, etc.) as their point-of-control for remotely managing Junos devices.

This library was built for two types of users: For 'Non-Programmers' - Python as a Power Shell The user is NOT required: (a) to be a 'Software Programmer™', (b) have sophisticated knowledge of Junos, or (b) have a complex understanding of the Junos XML API. Junos PyEZ is a Python library to remotely manage/automate Junos devices. Official Documentation with examples, here If you take a clone, you are getting the latest, and perhaps not entirely stable code.

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