دانلود کتاب آشپزی اتوماسیون شبکه – بیش از ۱۰۰ دستور العمل برای پیکربندی و مدیریت موثر زیرساخت شبکه با Ansible

When the first edition of Network Automation Cookbook was published, the networking industry was at a turning point. Teams around the world were beginning to shift from manual, error-prone configurations toward automation-driven operations. Ansible, with its simple and human-readable approach, stood out as a tool that could bridge the gap between traditional network engineers and modern infrastructure-as-code practices. Since then, the landscape has evolved dramatically. In just a few years, Ansible has matured into a cornerstone of network automation. Vendors have expanded support, the community has grown, and new tools have emerged to extend its reach from dynamic inventory management and multi-vendor abstraction layers to event-driven automation and cloud-native networking. At the same time, automation practices have moved beyond one-off tasks and scripts to integrated, production-grade workflows that span physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructure. This second edition is a reflection of that evolution. We’ve completely refreshed the book to go beyond just automating CLI commands or pushing configurations. This edition is designed to guide you through building scalable, maintainable, and vendor-agnostic automation solutions using Ansible as the foundation. You’ll find practical recipes across on-premises data center automation, public cloud networking, source-of-truth integration, network validation, event-driven workflows, and the increasingly common need to combine Ansible with Terraform for full stack infrastructure automation. Each chapter is hands-on, actionable, and focused on solving real-world problems. Whether you’re rendering configurations for Arista, automating a Juniper core, managing Nokia SR Linux devices, or deploying networking in AWS, Azure, or GCP, this book provides a clear and tested approach. New additions such as Ansible EDA to explore event-driven Ansible for reactive workflows, Nautobot (similar to what you could do with NetBox or Infrahub) for dynamic inventory and sourceof- truth-driven automation, and how Terraform and Ansible can coexist to deliver end-to-end automation in heterogeneous environments—take this edition far beyond the basics. If you’re a network engineer looking to adopt automation, an infrastructure architect aiming to scale network operations, or a developer integrating network changes into CI/CD pipelines, this cookbook is for you. We hope this second edition helps you move confidently from manual operations to modern, automated network engineering. The recipes in this book are based on real-world experience, field-tested tools, and a passion for making networking more reliable, repeatable, and programmable. Let’s build the future of networking—one playbook at a time.