What is a capability of model-driven programmability for infrastructure automation?

The correct answer is D. a single data model across the network. Model-driven programmability uses structured data models (such as YANG models) to define network configuration and state in a standardized way. This allows a single, consistent data model to describe network behavior across all devices in the network, enabling uniform automation.

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Acompatibility with any networking device
Bautomatic version control
Cgeneric APIs that are compatible with multiple platforms
Da single data model across the network

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(40 responses)

A
3% (1)
C
3% (1)
D
95% (38)

Explanation

Model-driven programmability uses structured data models (such as YANG models) to define network configuration and state in a standardized way. This allows a single, consistent data model to describe network behavior across all devices in the network, enabling uniform automation. Choice A is incorrect because model-driven programmability requires device support for the specific data models and protocols (e.g., NETCONF, RESTCONF). Choice B is incorrect because version control is a separate tool (e.g., Git), not a feature of model-driven programmability. Choice C is incorrect because APIs are typically platform-specific rather than universally generic.

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#Model-driven programmability#Infrastructure automation#Data models#Network programmability

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