Model-driven programmability leverages models to represent the desired state of network configurations, allowing for programmatic and standards-based management. This approach ensures that configurations can be written consistently and automatically across different network devices, simplifying network management and reducing the risk of configuration errors.
References:
Cisco DevNet Associate Study Guide: Model-Driven Programmability (Chapter 5, Section: Benefits of Model-Driven Programmability).
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