Get Instant Access to the Latest Release of Cisco SD-WAN in the DevNet Sandbox

You’re probably as excited by the latest release of Cisco SD-WAN as I am. And you probably want to get your hands on it as fast as possible. Why? … Of course, so you can:

explore the awesome capabilities of cloud delivered overlay WAN architectures

assess the APIs and how developers can streamline operations workflows

deploy and manage devices and enhance application experiences.

Well, control your excitement no longer. DevNet Sandbox is releasing two new sandboxes that will give you access to Cisco SD-WAN 19.2 in seconds!

Always-on, for instant access!The Cisco SD-WAN Always-On Sandbox gives you instant access to the SD-WAN APIs to programmatically explore a topology consisting of multiple end points spread across three separate sites.Users can develop and test SD-WAN based applications, interacting with the SD-WAN API through clients such as postman. To get you started, we’ve also provided you this handy POSTMAN for Cisco SD-WAN repo with a pre-configured environment and collection. (We’re nice like that.)Reservable Cisco SD-WAN SandboxThe Cisco SD-WAN Reservable Sandbox provides you with templates for the following use cases:

A topology that includes, 1 DC/Regional Hub IOS-XE SD-WAN router (CSR1000v), 2 IOS-XE SD-WAN (CSR1000v) branch routers with 1 router at each branch and 1 vEdge Cloud branch router. All these routers are configured to leverage two transport circuits -MPLS and Public Internet.

A centralized hub-n-spoke control policy activated so that, SD-WAN overlay tunnels are formed in Hub-n-Spoke topology with all spokes forming IPsec tunnels only with DC/Hub router. In addition, a WAN emulator which induces 200ms round trip latency and 0.05 loss on the link between Internet router and DC IOS-XE SD-WAN router.

Wait! There’s more…We want you get the most out of these sandboxes and your exploration of Cisco SD-WAN solutions, so we also got more to get your journey started:

Visit the SD-WAN microsite and the SD-WAN Product Documentation on DevNet to learn about the associated REST APIs

Explore Code Exchange for more POSTMAN examples, Ansible playbooks and python REST API examples.

Pull and dive into the python SDK for vManage

Source: blogs.cisco.com