20.Intro to containerlab
Nikos Kallergis
13 steps
2 minutes
1
In the VSCode instance that's connected to your dev machine, right click "topologies" in the File Explorer pane
2
Click "New File…" to create a file named "ac3.clab.yml"
3
While you're at it, why not install the "containerlab" extension too?
4
Et voila!
5
Proceed to define a single-node topology
6
Make sure to save once you're done!
7
Open a "New Terminal"
8
Type "cd topologies" and press Enter
9
Type "clab deploy" and press Enter. After a few seconds, your lab will be up and running!
10
You may SSH into the node. Just type "ssh admin@clab-ac3-ceos" and press Enter. The default password is "admin" too.
11
Once you're done, exit the SSH session and destroy the topology by typing "clab destroy"
12
Proceed to create the two-node and the four-node topology from the presentation. Don't forget to play with the extension too!
13
Containerlab documentation may be found at <https://containerlab.dev/>
20.Intro to containerlab
Nikos Kallergis
13 steps
2 minutes
1
In the VSCode instance that's connected to your dev machine, right click "topologies" in the File Explorer pane
2
Click "New File…" to create a file named "ac3.clab.yml"
3
While you're at it, why not install the "containerlab" extension too?
4
Et voila!
5
Proceed to define a single-node topology
6
Make sure to save once you're done!
7
Open a "New Terminal"
8
Type "cd topologies" and press Enter
9
Type "clab deploy" and press Enter. After a few seconds, your lab will be up and running!
10
You may SSH into the node. Just type "ssh admin@clab-ac3-ceos" and press Enter. The default password is "admin" too.
11
Once you're done, exit the SSH session and destroy the topology by typing "clab destroy"
12
Proceed to create the two-node and the four-node topology from the presentation. Don't forget to play with the extension too!
13
Containerlab documentation may be found at <https://containerlab.dev/>
