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I am a student, and I have a research project about adopting the CICD pipeline for network automation using Gitlab CICD pipeline, Ansible, and NAPALM for network configuration automation. I have to do many 3 study cases like the following: study case 1: deploy candidate configurations or deploy new network services to the network devices; I have done the following pipeline:

stages:

• validate

• deploy_to_test
• deploy_to_test_verification

• deploy_to_prod
• deploy_to_prod_verification

Study case 2: I did some playbooks to remove L2 interfaces for maintenance purposes. Study case 3: I did a playbook to replace the whole network device configuration using Ansible and NAPALM; this is also for maintenance purposes.

I did a ".gitlab-ci.yml" file for case study 1 because I am still a student, I do not have work experience in this field. I see it is not reasonable to do all study cases in one ".gitlab-ci.yml" file because they are for different purposes; I am right or not, I do not know.

My question: Can I do all the study cases in a ".gitlab-ci.yml" file or create a repository "new CICD pipeline ".gitlab-ci.yml" file" for each study case? e.g., one ".gitlab-ci.yml" file for interfaces maintenance, one for deploying new or change configuration, and one for replacing the whole configuration.

If I can do them in one file, how can I run only the study case I want and ignore the other two? If not, what is the solution? Thank you so much

I am trying to add space after word 'Flavor' but getting space after every letter. here is my code:

i'm trying to reduce the amount of logging that the napalm library sends to syslog, but also allow for info logs to be sent from other parts of the code. I set up logging.basicConfig to be INFO but then i'd like the napalm function to be WARNING and above.

So i have code like this:

I'm working on modifying a routine that switches to and from realmode to perform a BIOS interrupt, but running into issues with paging. I had it working prior with no paging, but now that my OS uses paging, I need to disable it before entering realmode (and enable it after).

My issue is that when performing the far jump to cause the page disabling to take effect, something goes terribly wrong and I get a reboot.

The code shown below works by creating an identity mapping first using the page table boot_page_table1 which is simply a page table that identity maps the first 4 MiB. This has to be done since im curently using paging to run my kernel code from higher memory and all kernel code is addressed starting at 0xC0100000 while being loaded starting at 0x00100000. I then flush the TLB and jump to a nearby label, but this time using an address in lower memory. My instruction pointer should now be pointing to identity mapped code and it should be safe to disable paging. The paging bit is then disabled in cr3, the TLB is flushed again because I'm paranoid, and the code to switch modes continues.

The code works by coping itself into 16-bit memory at 0x7c00 and then jumping to that so it can work in 16-bit realmode.

If I do NOT disable the paging bit and leave everything else the same, the jmpw CODE16:REBASE(p_mode16) works and the infinite loop after the jump is entered leaving me to think that this problem occurs due to how I disabled paging. Am I missing something when disabling paging? I saw on other posts that "because what you're doing is very unusual you may run into bugs and compatibility problems with your emulator", but I'm not yet sure if its just my code thats wrong.

The code is written using intel syntax with the GAS assembler.

I'm retrieving JSON data through NAPALM, it outputs quite alot of data and I want to be able to print only a few elements from it. My current code is;