network-device-automation

Automate network device health checks across Cisco and Huawei by using a vendor-aware executor that drives SSH and Telnet sessions. The executor applies vendor-specific logic to run batch health checks and generate reports from your asset ledger.

You can perform batch configuration backups on H3C and Ruijie switches using netmiko and paramiko. The automation workflow leverages these dependencies to establish connections and execute vendor-specific backup commands across multiple devices.

An asset ledger in network device automation is a structured inventory that drives automatic device discovery and connection. It provides the executor with necessary connection details to automatically access core network devices for daily operations.

Run batch network maintenance and incident response commands by feeding your asset ledger into a universal executor. The executor handles SSH and Telnet connections, applying scripted execution and robust error handling across diverse infrastructure.

This network automation approach handles vendor-specific command differences automatically through dedicated executors. It applies tailored scripted execution logic for Huawei, H3C, Cisco, and Ruijie devices to ensure commands run correctly during operations.

You need pyyaml to parse the asset ledger configuration files and rich to format terminal output for health check reports. These dependencies support the automation workflow by providing structured data input and readable execution logging.