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Traditionally, and by far the most popular choice, NETCONF uses SSH as a transport protocol and public/private key pairs for authenticating a new connection. RESTCONF, being a web protocol, is …

I have been thinking lately about a common idiom: “The proof is in the pudding.” This is to say that the real worth or success of something is determined by …

We are happy to announce the release of ConfD 7.4 with several exciting new features.  This blog post highlights the most important enhancements, changes, and deprecations.  These, however, are just …

Being tied to a comfort zone has been something top of mind for me lately. We all have those areas that we are comfortable in whether it is something we …

In the past several years, we have been closely engaged with EANTC by participating in their Multi-Vendor Interoperability Test events that take place yearly and involve multiple network equipment vendors. …

In the world of technology, we have all heard the phrase “marketing checklist item.” These are items included in product requirements which someone has added simply because they are the …

When a configuration change is received by ConfD, how can your applications be notified of the change and act on it?  Of course, you immediately answered that question with the …

In the world of data model-driven management, automation success depends on how well the YANG data models are written. The API used by automation is generated from YANG data models. …

It’s hard to believe that only a few months ago we launched the ConfD Developer on GitHub. Since then we have seen excellent contributions, both from ConfD users and the …

Intent-Based Networking (IBN) and automation are key success ingredients that need to be present in any modern network. These have recently been the center of attention of many, if not …

As a result of COVID-19, we have experienced a transformation and many unexpected changes in how we live and do business every day. What rises to the top are the …