A large enterprise is standardizing on infrastructure as code. The network team wants to manage Junos device configuration, while the cloud team uses Terraform for AWS resources. The network team also needs to perform operational tasks like rebooting devices and collecting logs, which Terraform cannot do. The organization wants to minimize the number of tools. What is the best approach?

Use only Ansible for both configuration and operational tasks

Use only Terraform for both configuration and operational tasks

Use Terraform for Junos configuration and Ansible for operational tasks

Use PyEZ scripts for configuration and Ansible for operations

A company wants to integrate Junos device management into an existing web-based dashboard. The dashboard developers are comfortable with HTTP and JSON but have no experience with network protocols or Python. Which automation approach would be the most straightforward for them?

Use Ansible playbooks triggered from the dashboard

Use NETCONF directly from the web application

Use PyEZ scripts executed by the dashboard

Use the Junos REST API to retrieve and modify device configuration

In Ansible, what is the role of a module when automating Junos device configuration?

It is a reusable script that performs a specific task on the device, such as applying a configuration.

It defines the inventory of devices to manage.

It is a playbook that contains multiple tasks.

It is a plugin that handles authentication to the device.

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A company wants to manage its Junos devices using the same infrastructure-as-code workflow it uses for its cloud resources. The team wants to define the desired state of the network in configuration files and have the tool automatically apply and track changes. Which tool should they use?
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A large enterprise is standardizing on infrastructure as code. The network team wants to manage Junos device configuration, while the cloud team uses Terraform for AWS resources. The network team also needs to perform operational tasks like rebooting devices and collecting logs, which Terraform cannot do. The organization wants to minimize the number of tools. What is the best approach?
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23application · medium
A company wants to integrate Junos device management into an existing web-based dashboard. The dashboard developers are comfortable with HTTP and JSON but have no experience with network protocols or Python. Which automation approach would be the most straightforward for them?
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24foundation · easy
In Ansible, what is the role of a module when automating Junos device configuration?
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25application · medium
A web developer wants to integrate Junos device status into a custom web application. The developer is comfortable with JavaScript and wants to use a simple HTTP-based interface. Which Junos automation feature should they use?
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A company wants to manage its Junos devices using the same infrastructure-as-code workflow it uses for its cloud resources. The team wants to define the desired state of the network in configuration files and have the tool automatically apply and track changes. Which tool should they use?

A company wants to integrate Junos device management into an existing web-based dashboard. The dashboard developers are comfortable with HTTP and JSON but have no experience with network protocols or Python. Which automation approach would be the most straightforward for them?

In Ansible, what is the role of a module when automating Junos device configuration?

A web developer wants to integrate Junos device status into a custom web application. The developer is comfortable with JavaScript and wants to use a simple HTTP-based interface. Which Junos automation feature should they use?

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