What are two benefits of model-driven programmability? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is C. models decoupled from transport, protocol, and encoding E. model-driven APIs for abstraction and simplification. Model-driven programmability (e.g., YANG models used with NETCONF/RESTCONF) offers two key benefits: (C) the data models are decoupled from the transport, protocol, and encoding - the same YANG model works over NETCONF (XML) or RESTCONF (JSON), giving flexibility; and (E)…

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Aeasier to design, deploy, and manage APIs
Bsingle choice of transport, protocol, and encoding
Cmodels decoupled from transport, protocol, and encoding
Dmodel-based, structured, and human friendly
Emodel-driven APIs for abstraction and simplification

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(33 responses)

A
3% (1)
B
6% (2)
C
88% (29)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

Model-driven programmability (e.g., YANG models used with NETCONF/RESTCONF) offers two key benefits: (C) the data models are decoupled from the transport, protocol, and encoding - the same YANG model works over NETCONF (XML) or RESTCONF (JSON), giving flexibility; and (E) model-driven APIs provide abstraction and simplification by defining a structured, vendor-neutral schema for device configuration. Option B is incorrect because model-driven programmability actually supports multiple transport/protocol/encoding choices, not a single one. Option A is a general software engineering benefit, not specific to model-driven programmability.

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#Model-driven programmability#Network automation#API abstraction#Data models

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