The network importer is a tool/library to analyze and/or synchronize an existing network with a Network Source of Truth (SOT), it's designed to be idempotent and by default it's only showing the difference between the running network and the remote SOT.
A portable network CI demo with Gitlab, Ansible, cEOS, Robot Framework and Batfish
An Open Source python tool which helps the user / learners to visualize the configurations provided to Batfish by generating a network diagram.
Ansible Arista Validated Design (AVD) demo from ansible webinar in Feb 2020
Bat-Q is an app that lets you run various network analysis queries using Batfish.
ConfigGuard: AI-driven network configuration compliance. NIST/CIS/PCI-DSS checking with LLM explanation, remediation, and Batfish validation.
Vendor-agnostic network test automation framework with multi-vendor support (Juniper/Cisco/Arista), Robot Framework, Batfish validation, and AI-powered defect triage
Network digital twin template: topology discovery → state sync → simulation → what-if API → visualization
Senior-level enterprise networking reference platform — Containerlab multi-site simulation (datacenter spine-leaf with EVPN-VXLAN, enterprise WAN, hybrid AWS connectivity), Nornir/Ansible automation, Batfish + pyATS CI validation, Prometheus observability.
CDK in TypeScript for Batfish Network Analysis deployment infra in AWS as a container running in ECS Cluster with Fargate behind a Load Balancer.
VXLAN Configuration Validation Test Suite for Cisco NX-OS N9K Switches
Evaluation framework for LLM-generated network configurations — syntax validation, semantic checks, and compliance scoring
Detect network misconfigurations using AI to ensure compliance with security standards and prevent breaches before deployment.
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