In an SD-WAN deployment, what allows customers to modify resources in an automated fashion instead of logging on to a central controller or using command-line interface (CLI) to manage all their configurations?
I'm with you all on the API answer. That's the way the industry is heading. Although, I have to say, I do kind of miss the good old days of manually editing config files and getting my hands dirty in the CLI. Simpler times, you know? *chuckles*
Hmm, I was thinking maybe B) DNS server, since that could potentially be used to dynamically update network settings. But I guess that's more of a supporting component rather than the main mechanism for automating resource modifications. Yeah, API makes the most sense here.
I agree with Tyisha. APIs are the way to go in modern SD-WAN environments. Who wants to be stuck in the CLI dark ages when you can just write a few lines of code and have your network configurations updated automagically?
This is a tricky one. I think the answer is C) application programming interface (API). SD-WAN deployments are all about automation and streamlining network management, and APIs allow customers to programmatically interact with and modify their resources without having to manually log in and fiddle with CLI commands.
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