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Vázquez Mira, Víctor
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[Resumen] Hasta el momento los dispositivos de red siempre habían sido configurados manualmente
por sus administradores, lo cual requería atender individualmente cada uno de los dispositivos.
Con el paso de los años, el número de dispositivos y servicios ha ido aumentando progresivamente
hasta alcanzar una escala en la que esta forma de administrar los equipos de red se
ha vuelto insostenible. Para tratar de atenuar este problema, se comienzan a automatizar las
diferentes tareas necesarias para la administración de sistemas.
Actualmente existen diferentes aproximaciones para implementar la automatización de
redes. En este trabajo, hemos seleccionado algunas de las más significativas y las hemos aplicado
a varios casos de uso. Concretamente, comparamos tres herramientas (Netmiko, Ansible
y RESTCONF) dedicadas al ámbito de la automatización, utilizando para ello un ciclo de desarrollo
como es PPDIOO. Tras implementar en cada una de ellas funciones como la creación
de VLANs o la aplicación de ACLs, simulamos su funcionamiento en un entorno de desarrollo
idéntico al empleado en las materias relacionadas con redes de comunicaciones en el Máster
Universitario de Ciberseguridad impartido en la Universidade de Vigo y en la Universidade
da Coruña.
[Abstract] Until now, network devices had always been configured manually by their administrators, requiring them individual attention to each of the devices. Over the years, the number of devices and services has progressively increased to the point where this way of managing network equipment has become unsustainable. To alleviate this problem, the different tasks needed for system administration are beginning to be automated. Currently, there are different approaches to implement network automation. In this work, we have selected some of the most significant ones and applied them to various use cases. Specifically, we compare three automation tools (Netmiko, Ansible and RESTCONF) using a development cycle such as PPDIOO. After implementing functions such as the creation of VLANs or the application of ACLs, we simulate their operation in a development environment. This environment is identical to that used in the subjects related to communication networks in the Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity taught at the Universidade de Vigo and at the Universidade da Coruña.
[Abstract] Until now, network devices had always been configured manually by their administrators, requiring them individual attention to each of the devices. Over the years, the number of devices and services has progressively increased to the point where this way of managing network equipment has become unsustainable. To alleviate this problem, the different tasks needed for system administration are beginning to be automated. Currently, there are different approaches to implement network automation. In this work, we have selected some of the most significant ones and applied them to various use cases. Specifically, we compare three automation tools (Netmiko, Ansible and RESTCONF) using a development cycle such as PPDIOO. After implementing functions such as the creation of VLANs or the application of ACLs, we simulate their operation in a development environment. This environment is identical to that used in the subjects related to communication networks in the Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity taught at the Universidade de Vigo and at the Universidade da Coruña.
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