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Getting stated with NSO

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Benefits :- a) It cuts down roll out time b) Roll back (services) system in case of failure ( Network specialist required in case of manual) c) Reduced OpEx (Operational expenses) d) Reduced down-time (caused by Human errors) e) Automated monitoring (kibana, elastic search) and self healing NSO LINKS:- https://github.com/NSO-developer/nso-5-day-training https://github.com/NSO-developer/nso-5-day-training/blob/master/LectureNotes/NSO_Day_1_nso_basics_and_context_v3.pdf https://blog.networktocode.com/post/NSO-tips-and-tricks/

New things in Angular 9, how to update to version 9 of angular

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What’s new in Angular 9 ? “Do you like Angular, but just want it smaller, easier to debug, and compiled faster?” Hold down, Angular 9.0.0 has finally arrived. This new version of Angular has significant improvements to the previous versions. In this new version of Angular, the IVY compiler has become mature enough to deal with all types of applications. In version 6.0, the Angular JavaScript framework was delivered with a new rendering engine called Ivy.  Google explained about Ivy. According to the Angular team, this rendering engine is focused on improving speed and speeding up compilation. Ivy made a promise to developers to reduce the size of the code and give them more flexibility. The Angular team also indicated that the transition to the new rendering engine would be smooth. In version 9.0 this time, all applications will use the Ivy compiler by default. The tool has matured. Indeed, the team noted that in addition to hundreds of bug f...