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Even with the theme from the last couple of skills we've done together,

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I wanted to provide some examples that allow us to be able to see under the

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hood with Cisco

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when it pertains to platform as a service. So let's move on over to the side

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screen.

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We did it. And I have here on the screen right now developer.sisco.com. Now the

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reason I have

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this up on the screen is because this is where Cisco allows us to be able to go

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through and do what's

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called sandbox mode and basically try out some of these cars and test drive
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called sandbox mode and basically try out some of these cars and test drive

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them before we want

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to go ahead and mind them. Now I'm going to have the link for this right below

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the video and do

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note that you have to use your Cisco login to be able to do this. Some other

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finer things that I've

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found out was that this at least on my end was not chrome friendly. So if you

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run across that error,

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I'm using edge of out of all the browsers I run over here. So that way I was

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able to pull up this

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demonstration for you. Now after you go into launch sandbox and put in your

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credentials, you'll be able

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to move on over to this, which is where we have a bunch of different labs, not
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to move on over to this, which is where we have a bunch of different labs, not

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really labs, but

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different products that Cisco offers in that platform as a service model. Now

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why is it platform

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as a service? Because again, we're taking a look at the application side of the

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house

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in our whole brand scheme of the actual cloud infrastructure and we have

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application

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responsibilities. So this would actually be given to us as a product that we
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responsibilities. So this would actually be given to us as a product that we

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can configure and

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maintain inside of our platform as a service model for our organization. Now we

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're going to take

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a look at a couple of these in particular and take a look at them. But one

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thing I do want to point

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out and I put a better explanation for below this video is Cisco Kinetic. Now

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it was retired earlier

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this year, but if you want to take a look at some of the replacements for it,

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this is actually one

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of the best spots to do it. Now I do want to point out that while we're here,
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of the best spots to do it. Now I do want to point out that while we're here,

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yep down there,

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inside of our sandbox environment for DevNet, there are a couple of things that

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we need to point

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out as well too. For instance, you can only run one environment at a time and

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it does do a real-time

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startup. So I want to show you an example real quick. We were taking a look at

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potentially going into

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the Catalyst Center sandbox, which is second row, second from the left, and we

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just simply click on

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launch. And it'll show us a launch form here to be able to configure how long
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launch. And it'll show us a launch form here to be able to configure how long

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we want to run this

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in its duration for our sandbox environment and then we just go into launch

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environment. Now if I

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click launch, it's going to give me an error saying that I've already got one

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in use already and I'll

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show you where it's at. We're going to click OK because that was the action

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that was we were trying

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that I wasn't allowed to do. And on the left side of the screen, you have a

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what looks like a little

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circle with a half of a triangle in it called environments if you've over over
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circle with a half of a triangle in it called environments if you've over over

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it. And you click on

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that and you can see all the different environments that you have launched. And

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you can see here that I

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have the Cisco or Catalyst Center sandbox running and it's going for one day.

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Now on the left side of it,

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you'll check your status right here and then we have a status of launching.

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This is where I was talking

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about that real time environment because if we click on that and go into it, we

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can see that we have

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about 54 minutes left for it to actually actively launch. But some of the key

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information that we're
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information that we're

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looking for here in platform as a service is here on the right because it gives

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us an overview and

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explanation of what it is that each of these applications does for us inside of

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that platform as a

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service model for our sandbox. Now we're taking a look at Cisco Catalyst Center

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here and for those

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that have been around Cisco for a little bit, it was formerly known as Cisco

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Digital Network Architecture.

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So what did this really do? Well, it allowed us to be able to manage our Cat

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alyst environment
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alyst environment

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basically for folks like me way back in the day, we'd have to go into these one

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by one. But now with

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stuff like this, we can go in here and manage from a remote session and also

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push out things like

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configs and other great stuff to where we don't have to touch these one by one.

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Now it gives you

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information down below as to how the environment is going to be set up and how

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the configuration is going

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to generally look and also some links if you want to get more in depth inside
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to generally look and also some links if you want to get more in depth inside

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of this. Now a couple

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of things I want to walk you through here real quick is that let's say that we

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want to close this

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and open another one. Go back to your left and go to Blueprints catalog right

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above where the

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environment was and now you can look through here and see all the different

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possible sandbox

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environments that we can open up. Now on the bottom left right here, excuse me,

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this is a few

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rows down and you can search for it as well. We are looking at iOS XE on Cat 8K
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V and this is basically

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Catalyst 8000 sandbox provides access to iOS XE environments. Now why is that

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important? Well there's

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a couple of things coming up that are going to be discussing throughout the

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remainder of this program

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where we're talking about different APIs and how to practice them. Now for

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those at home that don't

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want to spend Bukku's about amounts of money to be able to buy all of that

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stuff, this is where we

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would actually start practicing that kind of thing and get as close to a real
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would actually start practicing that kind of thing and get as close to a real

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time hands on environment

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as we want to. So I'm going to go ahead and click on watch on that and you can

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see that the same

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duration window comes up as well and on the bottom left I'm just going to click

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on launch environment

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and you can see that I am still restricted to one. So it's going to be a one

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time one at a time

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type situation here but I just wanted to point this out for a second and we

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will come back to this

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in Catalyst center sandbox that we are working on after my duration closes down
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in Catalyst center sandbox that we are working on after my duration closes down

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or for the startup.

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So I got about 51 minutes left we're going to keep boobing on and some of the

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other stuff that we

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need to cover for platform as a service.
