CCNP Automation Bundle: Complete Learning Guide

Preparing for the new 350-901 AUTOCOR v2.0 exam — the core of the CCNP and CCIE Automation tracks? This complete, up-to-date guide covers all four exam domains in one volume, rebuilt for the 2026 blueprint version including the brand-new AI in Automation domain. Written for engineers who know the network but are newer to automation tooling, every topic starts from first principles and builds to exam-level depth — with real, runnable code you can try in a lab or in Cisco Modeling Labs.

Inside you'll master:

• Network Automation — Ansible, Terraform, RESTCONF/YANG, and Python (Netmiko, NAPALM, ncclient)

• Infrastructure as Code — Git, GitLab CI/CD pipelines, CML, Docker Compose, source of truth, YANG→JSON/YAML

• Operations — model-driven telemetry, logging, diagnostics, pyATS validation, TLS certificates, secure coding

• AI in Automation — AI-assisted dev risks, LLM security, building an MCP server with FastMCP, conversational agents, evaluating AI accuracy

What's included:

• Beginner-friendly explanations with worked examples and real code

• Summary + Key Takeaways for every topic

• 220 Cisco-style practice questions with fully explained answers

• The complete official exam blueprint and a glossary of key terms

Note: This is an independent, unofficial study guide and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cisco Systems, Inc.

The ENAUTO 300-435 Complete Training Guide is a complete, exam-focused preparation resource for ENAUTO 300-435 — Automating and Programming Cisco Enterprise Solutions v2.0, the 90-minute exam shared by the CCNP Enterprise and CCNP Automation certification tracks.

It is the second volume in this network-automation series, following the *AUTOCOR 350-901 Complete Learning Guide* — but it stands entirely on its own and assumes no prior volume.

It is written for two audiences: engineers coming from the CCNP Enterprise core (ENCOR 350-401) with strong routing-and-switching skills but limited programmability experience, and automation practitioners who want a structured, Cisco-specific path through the blueprint. Every concept is built from first principles — terms such as *idempotency*, *declarative*, and *datastore* are defined where they first appear — so no reader is left behind.