Networks defined as code, where design intent is captured in structured data models and used to automatically generate device configurations. Instead of configuring individual devices, engineers work with high-level definitions that describe how the network should look and behave.
These definitions are version-controlled, reviewable, and reusable, allowing network environments to be built, updated, and reproduced in a controlled manner.
Traditional network configuration is often built manually, device by device, making environments difficult to reproduce, review, and change safely. As networks grow, this approach leads to inconsistency, configuration drift, and limited confidence when making changes or rebuilding environments.
Consistent network configurations across sites and environments
Improved visibility and control over network changes
Ability to regenerate or rebuild network environments from trusted definitions
Faster detection of configuration drift and unintended changes
Easier transitions between vendors or platforms through abstracted network intent
Standardised network builds across multiple sites or regions
Large-scale configuration changes driven from a single source
Hardware refreshes and network rebuilds
Migration from manually managed networks to automation-driven operations
If this operating model reflects where you want your network to be, we would be happy to discuss your goals
