A couple months ago, I posted some simple sample apps to configure gRPC dial-in telemetry configurations using the OpenConfig YANG model:
nc-create-oc-telemetry-30-ydk.py - dialin with single sensor-group/subscription
nc-create-oc-telemetry-32-ydk.py - dialin with multiple sensor-paths
nc-create-oc-telemetry-34-ydk.py - dialin with multiple sensor-groups
nc-delete-oc-telemetry-20-ydk.py - delete all telemetry config
Now I’ve added more sample apps to configure model-driven telemetry using the Cisco IOS XR native YANG model. The native model exposes all the model-driven telemetry functions in IOS XR, including dial-out, TCP and more. To read more about dial-in vs dial-out transport options, see this blog.
nc-create-xr-telemetry-20-ydk.py – tcp dialout single sensor-group/subscription
nc-create-xr-telemetry-22-ydk.py – grpc dialout multiple sensor-paths
nc-create-xr-telemetry-24-ydk.py – grpc dialout multiple sensor-groups
nc-create-xr-telemetry-26-ydk.py – grpc dialout multiple destinations
nc-create-xr-telemetry-28-ydk.py – grpc-tls dialout with multiple destination-groups
nc-create-xr-telemetry-30-ydk.py - dialin single sensor-group/subscription
nc-create-xr-telemetry-32-ydk.py - dialin multiple sensor-paths
nc-create-xr-telemetry-34-ydk.py - dialin multiple sensor-groups
nc-delete-xr-telemetry-20-ydk.py - delete all telemetry config
Give it a try!
