NSO Developer Days 2020 - Building a Service from Scratch, from Template to Reactive Fast Map to Nano Services
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Service creation tutorial. Live coding of a new service on top of a Core Function Pack such as NFVO, starting from a template, moving to use some Python code, and finally moving to use Nano Services.
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Play video NSO Developer Days 2019 - Network Programmability with YANG - The YANG Book
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