CCNP + CCIE Automation Combo Training

Advance your career in network automation with a structured CCNP and CCIE Automation training. Learn Python, APIs, Ansible, and real-world Cisco automation from industry experts.

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CCNP + CCIE Automation Combo Training

Course Overview

The CCNP + CCIE Automation Combo Course is a complete training program for networking professionals who want to build strong automation and programmability skills for modern enterprise networks. 

This course takes you from professional level automation concepts to expert-level implementation, covering everything from Python scripting to large-scale network orchestration.

Unlike exam-focused crash courses, this program focuses on practical skills, hands-on labs, and real-world use cases used in enterprise environments. You learn how automation works in real networks, not just how to pass a certification.

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Why Choose This CCNP + CCIE Automation Combo Course?

Structured Learning Path

Move step-by-step from CCNP to CCIE automation topics without confusion or gaps.

Practical, Job-Focused Training

Learn automation that is actually used in production networks.

Strong Programming Foundation

Get comfortable with Python, APIs, JSON, YAML, and version control.

Hands-On Labs

Practice automation in guided labs and real scenarios.

Mentor Support

Get trainer guidance when working on scripts, labs, or projects.

Time & Cost Efficient

One combo program saves time compared to enrolling separately.

Who Should Join This Course?

This training is suitable for:

Network engineers wanting automation skills

CCNA/CCNP certified professionals

Engineers preparing for CCNP or CCIE Automation tracks

IT professionals moving toward DevNet roles

Anyone interested in network programmability

Skills You Will Learn

By the end of the CCNP + CCIE Automation Combo Course, you will be able to:

Automate network tasks using Python
Work with REST APIs and controllers
Use Ansible for configuration automation
Understand YANG models & telemetry
Design automation workflows
Troubleshoot automation issues
Manage version control with Git

Career Opportunities

After this course, you will move into roles such as:

Network Automation Engineer

DevNet Engineer

Network DevOps Engineer

Infrastructure Automation Specialist

Senior Network Engineer (Automation)

Course Highlights

Prerequisites

Before taking the CCNP and CCIE Automation Combo Course, you are supposed to have prior knowledge of 

A basic understanding of Python is required

Basic understanding of network automation

CCNP + CCIE Combo Course Content

CCNP -
CCIE -

AUTOCOR (350-901) v2.0 + CCIE Automation v1.1 Lab Exam Outline

Designing, Deploying and Managing Network Automation Systems v2.0 (350-901)

30% 1.0 Network Automation

1. Construct a network automation solution with Ansible to manage configurations such
as VLANs, OSPF, asset management, interface settings, and ACLs
2. Construct a network automation solution with Terraform to manage configurations
such as VLANs, OSPF, asset management, interface settings, and ACLs
3. Construct a network automation solution with RESTCONF (RFC 8040), given the YANG
model, to manage configurations such as VLANs, OSPF, asset management, interface
settings, and ACLs
4. Construct a network automation solution with Python to manage configurations such
as VLANs, OSPF, asset management, interface settings, and ACLs
5. Select the network automation approach to achieve technical and business
requirements considering options such as infrastructure as code framework, low
code/no code, and custom applications
6. Construct a network automation solution that consumes REST APIs including
extended API attributes (such as pagination, complex authentication workflows, and
rate limiting), error handling, and persistent authentication

30% 2.0 Infrastructure as Code

1. Use version control operations with Git
 • Merge a branch including squash and conflict resolution
 • git cherry-pick
 • git reset
 • git checkout
 • git revert
2. Diagnose a GitLab CE CI/CD pipeline failure such as missing dependency, incompatible
versions of components, and failed tests
3. Construct a GitLab CE CI/CD pipeline to deploy a network automation solution
including stages for:
 • build
 • prevalidation
 • deploy
 • post-validation
4. Construct a network simulation with Cisco Modeling Labs (CML) to test the network
automation solution
5. Interpret a Docker Compose file including services, networks, volumes, and links
6. Integrate source of truth into a network automation solution
7. Construct a YAML or JSON representation of a network configuration given a YANGbased data model

20% 3.0 Operations

1. Describe architectural components of model-driven telemetry
2. Implement a logging strategy for a network automation solution targeting
destinations
such as syslog or webhooks
3. Diagnose problems with network automation given logs and output related to an
event
4. Implement change validation for a network automation solution using pyATS CLI tools
5. Describe the process to obtain and deploy CA-signed TLS certificates
6. Implement secure coding practices into a network automation solution to meet input
validation, authentication, and secret management requirements

20% 4.0 AI in Automation

1. Describe the benefits and risks of AI-assisted code development for network
automation such as data privacy, IP ownership, and code validation
2. Interpret the security risks in a given AI-based network automation solution
3. Construct an MCP server to provide network information to an AI-agent using Python
FastMCP
4. Construct a conversational agent that leverages LLMs for network automation
5. Evaluate the accuracy of AI recommendations on a network automation solution

CCIE Automation v1.1 – Lab Exam Topics

20% 1.0 Software Design, Development, and Deployment

  • 1 Design a solution based on an on-premises, hybrid, or public cloud deployment,
    considering these factors:
    • Deployment: maintainability, modularity (e.g., containers, VM, orchestration,
    automation, components, and infrastructure requirements)
    • Reliability: high availability and resiliency
    • Performance: scalability, latency, and rate limiting
    • Infrastructure: monitoring, observability, and metrics (e.g., instrument placement
    and instrument deployment)
    2 Modify an existing network automation solution based on business and technical
    requirements (includes gap analysis, source of truth)
    3 Use Git in a CI/CD development workflow
    4 Troubleshoot issues with a CI/CD pipeline (e.g., code-based failures, pipeline issues, and
    tool incompatibility)
    5 Diagnose application performance issues – such as asynchronous request processing,
    database delays, high memory and CPU utilization, microservice network delays, and
    asymmetric routing – using network and application tools as well as assurance data.

30% 2.0 Infrastructure as Code

1. Build, manage, and operate a Python-based REST API with a web application framework
(endpoints, HTTP request and response, OpenAPI specification)
2. Build, manage, and operate a Python-based CLI application to use a REST API
3. Consume and use a new API, given the documentation
• REST
• GraphQL
4. Create a RESTCONF or NETCONF payload based on a given YANG module, and interpret
the response
5. Create a NETCONF filter by using XPath
6. Configure network devices on an existing infrastructure by using NETCONF or RESTCONF,
given YANG analysis tools (and driven by a source of truth)
7. Create and use a role by utilizing Ansible to manage infrastructure, given support
documentation
• Loop control
• Conditionals
• Use of variables and templating
• Use of connection plug-ins such as network CLI, HTTPAPI, and NETCONF
8. Use Terraform to statefully manage infrastructure, given support documentation
• Loop control
• Resource graphs
• Use of variables
• Resource retrieval
• Resource provision
• Management of the state of provisioned resources

9. Create a basic Cisco NSO service package to meet given business and technical
requirements. The service would generate a network configuration on the target
device platforms using the “cisco-ios-cli” NED and be of type “python-and-template”
• Create a service template from a provided NSO device configuration
• Create a basic YANG module for the service containers (including lists, leaf lists,
data types, leaf references, and single argument “when” and “must” conditions)
• Create basic actions to verify operational status of the service
• Monitor service status by reviewing the NCS Python VM log file

25% 3.0 Network Programmability and Automation

1. Create, modify, and troubleshoot scripts by using Python libraries and SDK
documentation to automate against APIs (ACI, AppDynamics, Catalyst Center, FDM,
Intersight, IOS XE, Meraki, NSO, Webex)
2. Automate the configuration of a Cisco IOS XE network device (based on a provided
architecture and configuration), including these components:
• Interfaces
• Static routes
• VLANs
• Access control lists
• BGP peering
• BGP and OSPF routing tables
• BGP and OSPF neighbours
3. Modify and troubleshoot an automated test by using pyATS to meet requirements
• Create a testbed file for connecting to Cisco IOS, IOS XE, or NX-OS devices
• Gather current configuration and operational state from devices using the Genie
parser and models included with pyATS
• Develop and execute test jobs and scripts using AEtest to verify network health
4. Design a model-driven telemetry solution based on given business and technical
requirements by using gNMI dial-in, gRPC dial-out, and NETCONF dial-in
5. Create YANG model-driven telemetry subscriptions
• Identify model elements and cadence
• On-change or event drive
• Optimize frequency
• Dial-out subscription
• Secure telemetry streams
• Confirm data transmission
• Identify network issues and make changes

 

10% 4.0 Containers

1. Create a Docker image (including Dockerfile)
• From a provided image
• Expose ports
• Add or copy files
• Run commands during image build
• Manipulate entry point and initial commands
• Establish working directories
• Environment variables as part of a definition to control an application
• Docker ignore file
• Volumes
2. Package and deploy a solution by using Docker Compose
• Deploy and manage containers
• Define services, networks, volumes, and links
3. Package and deploy a solution by using Kubernetes
• Use deployments, secrets, services, ingress, volumes, namespaces, and replicas
• Manage the lifecycle of pods (e.g., scale up, scale down, help status, logs)
• Monitor pods by building health checks)
• Use the kubectl interface
4. Create, consume, and troubleshoot a Docker host and bridge-based networks and
integrate them with external networks

15% 5.0 Security

1 Leverage OWASP secure coding practices into all solutions to meet given requirements
 • Input validation
 • Authentication and password management
 • Access control
 • Cryptographic practices
 • Error handling and logging
 • Communication security
2. Create a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) by using OpenSSL; send CSR to a provided
Certificate Authority; and use the certificate to secure a web application
3. Use OAuth2+ to obtain an authentication token
4. Use a secret management system to secure an application
5. Use tokens, headers, and secrets to secure a REST API

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Is CCNA Automation or CCNP Certification required to join this course?

No, you don’t need a CCNA Automation or CCNP Certification to join the CCNP + CCIE Automation Combo courseYou just need CCNA Automation knowledge to join this course. 

Q2. Is this course suitable for beginners?

No, this course is not suitable for absolute beginners. You need basic networking as well as network automation knowledge before joining this course. 

Q3. Will this help in CCNP/CCIE exams?

Yes, the topics we cover in this course are inclined towards CCNP and CCIE certification exam and covers official Cisco Syllabus. So, after completing this course, you will have the knowledge to pass these exams. 

Q4. What will be the delivery mode of this course?

The course will be delivered via Live online classes by our expert trainers via Microsoft Teams. 

Q5. What happens if I miss a class?

It doesn’t matter. Each session is recorded and uploaded to our students’ portal; you can watch the recordings and later clear your doubts with the trainer. 

Q6. Do you provide study material?

Yes, you will get course study material, lab guides, and reference materials to help you learn and master various labs. 

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