Methods are provided in which a computing device obtains telemetry data associated with an enterprise network that includes a plurality of assets involved in providing one or more enterprise services, obtains available software upgrade information, and generates at least two remediation plans based on the telemetry data and the available software upgrade information. Each of the at least two remediation plans being directed to a change in a configuration of one or more assets of the plurality of assets. The methods further include computing a probability of success of each of the at least two remediation plans based on the telemetry data and the available software upgrade information and providing the at least two remediation plans with a respective probability of success.

A system includes one or more databases configured to store at least one configuration rule and one or more processors in communication with the databases. The processors may be configured to compare a product parameter to configuration rules to determine a drift item based on a current value of the product parameter being different than acceptable values defined by a test specified by the configuration rule, the test comprising one of a plurality of test types. The processors may be further configured to store, based on a determination that the drift item is not in a drift database of the databases, the drift item in a database, receive a record of one or more actions performed to resolve the drift item, and in response to receipt of the record, modify a status of the drift item from unresolved to resolved in the database.

A system includes one or more databases configured to store at least one configuration rule and one or more processors in communication with the databases. The processors may be configured to compare a product parameter to configuration rules to determine a drift item based on a current value of the product parameter being different than acceptable values defined by a test specified by the configuration rule, the test comprising one of a plurality of test types. The processors may be further configured to store, based on a determination that the drift item is not in a drift database of the databases, the drift item in a database, receive a record of one or more actions performed to resolve the drift item, and in response to receipt of the record, modify a status of the drift item from unresolved to resolved in the database.

A disclosed method may include (1) generating a configuration file that represents a specific configuration of a network device included in a network, (2) storing the configuration file that represents the specific configuration of the network device among a set of configuration files available via an NMS, (3) assigning to the configuration file via the NMS, a configuration identifier that uniquely identifies the configuration file among the set of configuration files available via the NMS, (4) receiving, via the NMS, a rollback request to restore the network device to the specific configuration based at least in part on the configuration identifier, and then in response to receiving the rollback request, (5) restoring the network device to the specific configuration based at least in part on the configuration file. Various other systems, methods, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

A disclosed method may include (1) generating a configuration file that represents a specific configuration of a network device included in a network, (2) storing the configuration file that represents the specific configuration of the network device among a set of configuration files available via an NMS, (3) assigning to the configuration file via the NMS, a configuration identifier that uniquely identifies the configuration file among the set of configuration files available via the NMS, (4) receiving, via the NMS, a rollback request to restore the network device to the specific configuration based at least in part on the configuration identifier, and then in response to receiving the rollback request, (5) restoring the network device to the specific configuration based at least in part on the configuration file. Various other systems, methods, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

In an example, a method includes receiving, by a network management system (NMS), a configuration request comprising first configuration data for a network device, the first configuration data defining a data structure comprising a first property/value pair; generating, by the NMS from the first configuration data, a corresponding first path/value pair for the first property/value pair, wherein a path of the first path/value pair uniquely identifies the first path/value pair in an associative data structure; modifying, by the NMS, the associative data structure based on the first path/value pair; generating, by the NMS, from the associative data structure, a configuration resource comprising second configuration data for the network device, the second configuration data comprising a second property/value pair that corresponds to the first path/value pair; and sending, by the NMS, the second configuration data to the network device to modify a configuration of the network device.

In an example, a method includes receiving, by a network management system (NMS), a configuration request comprising first configuration data for a network device, the first configuration data defining a data structure comprising a first property/value pair; generating, by the NMS from the first configuration data, a corresponding first path/value pair for the first property/value pair, wherein a path of the first path/value pair uniquely identifies the first path/value pair in an associative data structure; modifying, by the NMS, the associative data structure based on the first path/value pair; generating, by the NMS, from the associative data structure, a configuration resource comprising second configuration data for the network device, the second configuration data comprising a second property/value pair that corresponds to the first path/value pair; and sending, by the NMS, the second configuration data to the network device to modify a configuration of the network device.

Software, firmware, and systems are described herein that migrate functionality of a source physical computing device to a destination virtual machine. A non-production copy of data associated with a source physical computing device is created. A configuration of the source physical computing device is determined. A configuration for a destination virtual machine is determined based at least in part on the configuration of the source physical computing device. The destination virtual machine is provided access to data and metadata associated with the source physical computing device using the non-production copy of data associated with the source physical computing device.

A method may include monitoring a network performance metric for multiple paths to a destination through a network, and storing historical performance data for the paths. The method may also include receiving a data flow directed to the destination, where the data flow may be subject to a network performance agreement. The method may additionally include determining aggregate historical performances for the paths, and comparing the aggregate historical performances for the paths. The method may also include, based on the comparison of the aggregate historical performances, routing the data flow through the network.

A method may include monitoring a network performance metric for multiple paths to a destination through a network, and storing historical performance data for the paths. The method may also include receiving a data flow directed to the destination, where the data flow may be subject to a network performance agreement. The method may additionally include determining aggregate historical performances for the paths, and comparing the aggregate historical performances for the paths. The method may also include, based on the comparison of the aggregate historical performances, routing the data flow through the network.