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Limited and mindful automation is the way to go, in my experience. If you try to automate everything, invariably you either miss something, or you end up being in a situation where something fundamental changes within the automation stack, and it breaks a lot of your work.Like everything else, use automation as a tool, but be careful where you apply it!
Wow, you may have described an attitude that I have run into perfectly. I have had luck persuading some to change - a well designed GUI that was quicker to use than a script. But overall, I feel your pain.
It would be handy if I could schedule a recurring maintenance period for a node without having to delve into setting up a Windows Scheduled Task or a cron job with API call.
I'm working as a contractor for an organization where the technical team is of the opinion that easy is not better. I'm showing then the value of using a SEIM that allows drilling down and their response was that they prefer one that uses CLI so that the team keeps up their skills. So for them I fear that automation will need to be pursued as a challange rather than as the benefits that it brings.
Cisco Firepower Threat Defense FTD-1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.2320.ConfigMgmt-CommandsExported with NCM 2023.4.2
AlertSummary.xmlHi All, I've done some work to tidy up our alert definitions (both the Alert Manager and Alert Actions) and the more important alerts have now been tailored and given a "[ *** ]" prefix so it is easy to see the alerts we have catered for versus those that might appear once in a while. I am monitoring this…
I wanted to share a new dashboard a co-worker ( @mblackburn ) came up with to help us better view groups of interfaces and various metrics for each. Using a single HTML widget, we are able to visually compare numerous different interfaces by populating each interface dataset onto its own graph. We are able to view…
PALO-ALG - Logging.xmlPalo Alto Networks ALG Security Technical Implementation Guide :: Version 2, Release: 3 Benchmark Date: 27 Oct 2022
