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Introduction to Network APIs and Protocols Flashcards

1
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what is the issue with CLI when it comes to programmability

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it was built for humans

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why APIs are implemented

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to allow machine to machine communication

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3
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what is SNMP is issue

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frequent polling causes problems

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4
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what is SNMP agent

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a network device

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5
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what are SNMPs main weaknesses

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  • lack of SNMP libraries for programming languages

- major players like Google are kicking it out

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6
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what are the two main encoding types

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xml and json

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what are the main APIs

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REST, RESTCONF, NETCONF, gRPC

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what are the main transport protocols

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SSH, TLS, HTTPS, HTTP/2

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what is a data model

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defines syntax and semantics when working with API

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10
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what encoding provides

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a structured data formatting to exchange data between systems

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JSON sends data using

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key(or name)-value pairs

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12
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JSON natively maps to

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Python dictionaries

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13
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.dumps() and .loads() are used

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with JSON strings

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14
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to translate JSON string to dictionary

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.loads()

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15
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APIs often return

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JSON strings

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16
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to translate dictionary to JSON string

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.dumps()

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17
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what is the difference between HTML and XML

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HTML tags are standard, XML are user-defined

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18
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explain XML namespace

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handles element name conflicts and using default namespace instead of defining attribute for each tag

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python library used working with XML

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lxml, XML is not a native Python object

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20
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what is a data model

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  • constrained set of data in form of schemas
  • well-defined and standardized parameters so that outcome is the same amongts different platforms
  • relies protocols such as RESTCONF and NETCONF
  • supports configuration validation before commit
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21
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what data models are used for

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input validation, collecting statistics, defining operational data, defining configuration data,

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how data models are used

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data model sets the boundaries for NETCONF/RESTCONF to send XML and JSON encoded data as an example

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23
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YANG can be used by

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NETCONF, gRPC and RESTCONF

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24
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what are the three types of YANG models

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industry standard, Cisco common and Cisco platform specific

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who are developing industry standard models

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IETF and OpenConfig promote platform independent models

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what is Cisco common model

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models for configuration and state data shared by most Cisco platforms

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27
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which platforms have their own data models

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ACI, Nexus 3k/9k NX-API

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instead of using YANG, how does ACI implement constraints

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Management Information Model

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29
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what is model drive programmability

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decouples transport, protocol and encoding from the model used

30
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what is CRUD

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create, retrieve, update, delete

31
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what is GET

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retrieves a resource

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what is POST

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creates a new resource

33
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what is PUT

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update or replace a resource

34
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what is PATCH

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update or modify a resource

35
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what is DELETE

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removes a resource

36
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to make a REST call what do you need

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a HTTP verb, URL, body (if changing), headers, authentication

37
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what are two common headers

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accept and content-type which declare what you want back and what kind of data is sent to the server

38
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success response codes are

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  • 200: request succeeded
  • 201: request fulfilled, new resource created
  • 202
  • 204: server completed the request but doesn’t return a body
39
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server error codes are

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  • 500: internal error

- 501: not implemented

40
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client error codes are

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  • 400: bad request, malformed syntax
  • 401: unauthorized
  • 403: request understood, but server won’t fulfill
  • 404: resource not found
41
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tools to send REST calls

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curl, Postman, requests (Python)

42
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who designed NETCONF

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IETF

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NETCONF makes a distinction between

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state and configuration data

44
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which configuration databases NETCONF utilizes

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candidate, running, startup

45
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on which side NETCONF validates configuration

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client side

46
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which transport NETCONF uses

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SSH

47
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what NETCONF does if one configuration object fails

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it cancels the entire transaction

48
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which protocols are stateful and which are stateless

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  • NETCONF: stateful

- REST and RESTCONF: stateless

49
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which encoding NETCONF uses

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XML

50
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what is NETCONF content

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it is XML objects that represent YANG models or XML Schema Definitions (XSD)

51
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Retrieve running configuration and device state information

52
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Retrieve all or part of a configuration datastore

53
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Loads all or part of a configuration to the specified datastore

54
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Delete a configuration datastore

55
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Replace and entire configuration datastore with another

56
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/

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Lock or unlock the entire configuration datastore system

57
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Graceful termination of NETCONF session

58
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Forced termination of NETCONF session

59
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name NETCONF datastores

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candidate, running, startup

60
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what NETCONF server replies first time

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hello message explaining the capabilities of the server

61
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which port NETCONF uses on IOX-XE

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SSH subsystem port 830

62
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how do you mark the ending of NETCONF message

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]]>]]>

63
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explain four layers of NETCONF

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  • content (everything inside an operation)
  • operations (config-copy, get etc.)
  • messages (RPCs)
  • transport protocols
64
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Python’s NETCONF client / library is

A

ncclient

65
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what is RESTCONF

A

YANG models via REST API

66
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what transport RESTCONF uses

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HTTPS

67
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what encoding RESTCONF uses

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XML or JSON

68
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what tools can be used with RESTCONF

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Python’s requests, Firefox RESTclient, Postman

69
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what is gRPC

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Googles’ open source remote procedure call framework

70
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what are the main subsets of NETCONF

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gRPC and RESTCONF

71
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what devices support gRPC

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IOS-XR based devices

72
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what are the key differencies of gRPC

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  • utilizes HTTP/2 transport
  • improved security
  • bi-directional streaming of data

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