OpenConfig YANG Models
OpenConfig
Modern network automation (Google, Meta, Apple operators) standardizes on OpenConfig models over vendor SNMP/MIBs.
What It Is
Operator-driven vendor-neutral YANG data models and gNMI telemetry protocol for network devices — BGP, interfaces, platform, MPLS.
Taxonomy
By model domain: BGP · Interfaces · Platform · Routing · Telemetry
Top-Level Categories
Master Catalog
Sub-Indexes & Guides
Informal working group of network operators (Google, AT&T, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook) that develops vendor-neutral YANG data models and the gNMI (gRPC Network Management Interface) protocol. Models cover BGP, MPLS, interfaces, platform state, and telemetry.
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gNMI is replacing SNMP for modern network monitoring: lower latency, higher efficiency, native streaming telemetry. Arista, Cisco (IOS-XR, IOS-XE), Juniper, and Nokia all support gNMI. Key for network observability pipelines (Telegraf, gnmic).