[CBT Nuggets]How to Automate Cisco Security Devices with Postman and Python Online Training [2022...

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[CBT Nuggets]How to Automate Cisco Security Devices with Postman and Python Online Training [2022, ENG]
Size: 2.81 GB Type: eLearning Year: 2022 Version: 2022

Release year: 2022
Manufacturer: CBT Nuggets
Author: Ben Finkel
Duration: 11h 53m
Handout type: Video tutorial
Language: EnglishDescription: This intermediate How to Automate Cisco Security Devices with Postman and Python training prepares network security admins to automate the behavior of their Cisco security devices and improve network security with Python code and APIs to other devices and technologies.
If you have any experience configuring security devices to keep your network operations safe, you probably already have a sense of how much time and effort could be saved if your devices could perform certain checks on their own, check in with other devices or software, and do routine operations without you needing to be physically present.
Content
01. Prepare a VS Code Development Environment
02. Picking a Theme and Font
03. Configuring the Interface
04. Using the Extensions Gallery
05. Understanding Files, Folders, and Workspaces
06. Using the Debugger
07. Reviewing Visual Studio Code
08. Saying Goodbye to the CLI
09. Why Network Automation
10. What Can You Automate
100. Tuples Overview
101. Working with Tuples
102. Introduction to Dictionaries
103. Adding Keys & Accessing Values
104. Removing Keys
105. Keys, Values and Items
106. Iterating Over Dictionaries
107. Unpacking Dictionaries
108. Introduction to Sets
109. Adding & Removing from Sets
11. The Evolution of Network APIs
110. Set Operations & Methods
111. Introducing SD-Security
112.Cisco Security Platform
113. Exploring the FirePower Management Center API
114. FirePower Authentication in Postman
115. FirePower Authentication in Python
116.Summarizing Cisco Security
117. Threat Targeting in FirePower Automatically
118.Access Control Policy Overview
119. Creating the Policy
12. Network Programmability vs. Network Automation
120. Creating the Rules and Cleaning Up our Policy
121. Summarizing Threat-Centric Policy Creation
122. Introducing the Cisco ASA REST API
123. Installing the REST API Package
124. Exploring with On-Box Documentation
125. Configuring a Postman Environment
126. Scripting Your ASA with Python
127. Summarizing ASA Automation
13. Devices and Controllers in the Era of SDN
14 Outro
15. Setting Up Your DevNet Study Environment
16.Installation Checklist
17 Sandbox
18. VIRL
19. Code Exchange
20. Environment Prep Summary
21. Why Use Plain Text Data Formats
22. XML, JSON, and YAML Data Formats
23. XML Syntax
24. XML Elements, Tags, and Attributes
25. XML Document Object Model (DOM)
26JSON Syntax
27. JSON Strings, Numbers, and Booleans
28JSON Objects and Arrays
29. YAML Syntax
30. YAML Strings, Numbers, Floats, and Booleans
31. Data Formats Summary
32. Introducing RESTful APIs
33. RESTful API Constraints
34. REST vs. SOAP
35. REST Tools
36. RESTful API Summary
37. Introducing REST API Requests and Responses
38. Request and Response
39. HTTP Request Method
40. HTTP Response Codes
41. HTTP headers
42. HTTP Requests and Responses Summary
43. Introduction to HTTP Parameters and Payloads
44. HTTP Query Strings
45. HTTP Payloads
46. Query Strings and Payloads in Action
47. HTTP Parameters and Payloads Summary
48. Introduction to Postman
49. Postman Requests and Responses
50. HTTP Auth with Postman
51. Postman Collections and Folders
52. Postman Scripts
53. Postman Environments
54. Postman Summary
55. Introduction to Network Automation
56Python & Programming
57.Linux Setup
58.macOS Setup
59. Windows Setup
60. Useful Extensions
61. Cloning Code from Github
62.Cisco DevNet Sandboxes
63. Running Our First Script
64.Virtual Environments
65.Installing iPython
66. Introduction to Variables
67. Naming Variables
68.Python Data Types
69. Working with Mutable Data Types
70. Working with Immutable Data Types
71. Strings Overview
72. Converting Strings
73. The Input Function
74. Concatenation
75. Formatting Strings
76. String Methods
77. Introduction
78. Conditional Statements
79. For Loops
80. Nested Loops
81. The Range Function
82. The Continue Operator
83. While Loops
84. Introduction
85. The bool function
86. Evaluating Strings
87. Evaluating Lists
88. Tuples, Dicts and Sets
89. The AND Operator
90. The OR Operator
91. The NOT Operator
92. Introduction to Lists
93. Iterating Over Lists
94. Indexing & Slicing
95. Min and Max Functions
96 Appending, Extending and Inserting
97. Popping, Removing and Clearing Items
98. Sorting Lists
99. Nested Lists
Course Extra Files.zip

Sample files: not provided
Video format: mp4
Video : AVC, 1280x720 (16:9), 60.000 fps, 313 kb/s (0.006 bit/pixel)
Audio: AAC, 44.1 kHz, 2 ch, 128 kb/s, CBR