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Three tutorials are available to help familiarize you with the Device42 system, and a selection of How-to videos are available that address common questions: ([Check out the how-to videos index here!](docs/how-to-videos/index.md)) | ||
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1. The [Loading Data Using the API Tutorial](getstarted/tutorials/tutorial-loading-data-using-the-api.md) uses the API to load a fairly robust set of data into Device42 system. Don't be concerned if you are not a programmer. The script used in this tutorial is a very simple bash script. Please send us a note if you would like a sample in PowerShell, Python or other languages. | ||
2. The [Loading Data Using Spreadsheets Tutorial](/getstarted/tutorials/tutorial-loading-data-using-spreadsheets.md) uses spreadsheets to load data. There is no scripting involved. If you are fairly certain that you will never script API calls, this is the tutorial you should use. | ||
3. The [Navigating The Device42 User Interface Tutorial](getstarted/tutorials/tutorial-navigating-the-device42-user-interface.md) explores the Device42 core features using your data (follow the above tutorials to create data, or should you not have time to create your own data, request a sample spreadsheet of data by emailing [email protected]. This sample spreadsheet will load a wide variety of data in Device42; use tutorial #2, "Loading data using spreadsheets" to load the sample data). | ||
2. The [Loading Data Using Spreadsheets Tutorial](/getstarted/tutorials/tutorial-loading-data-using-spreadsheets.mdx) uses spreadsheets to load data. There is no scripting involved. If you are fairly certain that you will never script API calls, this is the tutorial you should use. | ||
3. The [Navigating The Device42 User Interface Tutorial](getstarted/tutorials/tutorial-navigating-the-device42-user-interface.mdx) explores the Device42 core features using your data (follow the above tutorials to create data, or should you not have time to create your own data, request a sample spreadsheet of data by emailing [email protected]. This sample spreadsheet will load a wide variety of data in Device42; use tutorial #2, "Loading data using spreadsheets" to load the sample data). | ||
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It might not be necessary to work through all of the tutorials, but we absolutely recommend that you work through at least one of them if you're new. Many will find it beneficial to follow through on more than one tutorial, as well, gaining valuable experience along the way. If you'd like to keep your Device42 instance fresh for each tutorial, or would like to revert back to fresh after doing one, simply use hypervisor snapshots (ask your IT/sysadmin if you don't manage Device42!), start with a new copy of the Device42 virtual appliance, or set up a dedicated training environment! | ||
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