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Example 2: simplifying playbooks with network agnostic modules Example 2: simplifying playbooks with network agnostic modules
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(This example originally appeared in the `Deep Dive on cli_command for Network Automation <https://www.ansible.com/blog/deep-dive-on-cli-command-for-network-automation>`_ blog post by Sean Cavanaugh -`@IPvSean <https://github.com/IPvSean>`_).
If you have two or more network platforms in your environment, you can use the network agnostic modules to simplify your playbooks. You can use network agnostic modules such as ``cli_command`` or ``cli_config`` in place of the platform-specific modules such as ``eos_config``, ``ios_config``, and ``junos_config``. This reduces the number of tasks and conditionals you need in your playbooks. If you have two or more network platforms in your environment, you can use the network agnostic modules to simplify your playbooks. You can use network agnostic modules such as ``cli_command`` or ``cli_config`` in place of the platform-specific modules such as ``eos_config``, ``ios_config``, and ``junos_config``. This reduces the number of tasks and conditionals you need in your playbooks.
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