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F5 BIG-IP Automation Guides Training

This repository contains resources, examples, and scripts supporting the F5 BIG-IP Automation guide series. The structure aligns with the modules showcasing different approaches for scaling operations, infrastructure provisioning, and automation techniques using Terraform, Ansible, AS3, and GitOps methodologies.

BIG-IP Application Delivery Automation

Modules Overview

  • Module 1: Automation Foundations
    Explore core automation concepts, including BIG-IP LTM Policies, iRules, API calls, and AS3.

  • Module 2: Automation with Terraform and Ansible
    Provision, onboard, and configure BIG-IP infrastructure using Terraform and Ansible, streamlining deployment pipelines and network management.

  • Module 3: GitOps & Infrastructure as Code
    Integrate BIG-IP with GitOps principles, enabling version-controlled automation, secure deployments, and collaborative workflows.

  • Module 4: Automation Lifecycle Management (No GitHub assets included)
    Operationalize automation practices, manage lifecycle processes, observability, logging, and troubleshooting. This module does not currently contain GitHub assets but is thoroughly covered in the course materials.

BIG-IP Security Automation

Guide Console Automation
API Endpoint Protection Manual flow Automated flow

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Support

For support, please open a GitHub issue. Note, the code in this repository is community supported and is not supported by F5, Inc.

Community Code of Conduct

Please refer to the F5 DevCentral Community Code of Conduct.

License

Apache License 2.0

Copyright

Copyright 2014-2023 F5 Networks Inc.

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