* Add blog and code for Jerikan, a YAML/Jinja2/Ansible CMDB
* The blog has a bunch of networking and networking automation posts.
Linked to the specific tag.
* Jerikan was the tool built for managing Blade's networking
infrastructure, the company operating Shadow, a cloud computing
product. Here's the blurb about it:
> Our network was around 800 devices, spanning over 10 datacenters with more than 2.5 Tbps of available egress bandwidth. The released material is therefore a substantial example of managing a medium-scale network using Ansible. We have left out the handling of our legacy datacenters to make the final result more readable while keeping enough material to not turn it into a trivial example.
* Update CMDB link and Alphabetize blogs
* Alphabetize Configuration Management Section
* Brian Linkletter blog
Brian's blog is really interesting, specially around network simulation, but not limited to, as it contains references for network engineers learning network automation.
* Sort blog
TTP is a relatively new library, but works very well and is simple to use. I have been using it for a few weeks and think it should be on the awesome list.
* Adding reference to the new salt-sproxy package
Inserting at the top as it might turn useful particularly for the network
automation space.
* Reorder
A Jinja2 template visualizer as well as a vendor-agnostic security product
utilized dead hyperlinks. Both entries have been subsequently removed.
I attempted to find the new web location for both entries, but was unable
to find a replacement. For Intelliment specifically, the website appears
unconfigured and their Twitter does not have any recent updates regarding
a new website or website maintenance (last activity was earlier this year,
in fact.)
A number of links utilized HTTP, when HTTPS options were available. All
HTTP hyperlinks that can utilize HTTPS have been modified to use HTTPS
instead.
Correct spelling mistakes throughout document. Correct common product
acronym misspellings, such as changing "netbox" and "Netbox" to "NetBox".
Ensure products, languages, and so on are capitlized ("python" to
"Python"). Reworded the document header as well as a few resource
descriptions to be more grammatically correct and/or make more sense.
