DevNet Expert Lab on Cisco Modeling Labs

This is a very basic DevNet Expert Lab on Cisco Modeling Labs managed by Terraform CML2 provider.

Overview

Device	Type	OS	Ext. Mgmt IP	Int. Mgmt IP	Description
UMS	Unmanaged Switch	Linux Bridge	-	-	Unmanaged switch for OOB mgmt
CWS	CWS	Ubuntu	192.168.1.101	192.168.255.2	DevNet Expert Candidate Workstation
Router1	CAT8000V	IOS-XE	-	192.168.255.51	-
Router2	CAT8000V	IOS-XE	-	192.168.255.52	-
Nexus1	NX-OS 9000	NX-OS	-	192.168.255.53	-

This lab was tested with the following software versions:

Terraform v1.7.0
Terraform provider registry.terraform.io/ciscodevnet/cml2 v0.7.0
Cisco Modeling Labs Version 2.6.0+build.5 (Personal license)

Lab Prerequesites

Cisco Modeling Labs and Software Images

For this lab to run you need to purchase Cisco Modeling Labs with a Personal license. Please refer to the Cisco Modeling Labs documentation for system requirements and installation guide.

Make sure you have all software images specified above available in your Cisco Modeling Labs, especially the DevNet Expert Candidate Workstation. For more information about the Cisco Certified DevNet Expert (v1.0) Equipment and Software List and how to install CWS in CML check the Cisco Learning Network.

Terraform

Download and install the latest version of Terraform on your local machine.

Terraform CML2 provider will be downloaded during the Terraform initialization as it reads it from the Terraform main.tf file.

Customize the Lab Files

Clone this repository to your local machine and customize the lab files.

Add your Cisco Modeling Labs details to the environment source file which will be used by Terraform:

TF_VAR_address="https://cml"    # Your CML IP address or hostname
TF_VAR_username="admin"         # Your CML username
TF_VAR_password="password"      # Your CML password

export TF_VAR_username TF_VAR_password TF_VAR_address

Edit all IP addresses of the device configuration files starting with 192.168. in the configs folder and replace it with your own home or lab IP network and appropriate subnet mask.

Start the Lab

Run source .envrc to load the CML environment variables.
Initialize Terraform using terraform init
Run terraform plan and review the plan before applying.
Apply the Terraform plan with terraform apply and wait until the lab is online.

Stop (Destroy) the Lab

Run terraform destroy to destroy the lab again. Be aware that the lab is fully removed and all configurations on the devices are lost.

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