Model-driven programmability refers to the use of a consistent data model to manage and automate network devices. Key capabilities include: * Single Data Model Across the Network: Ensures uniformity and consistency in how data is represented and managed across different network devices and platforms. * Automation and Scalability: Facilitates automated network configurations and operations, enabling scalability. * Interoperability: Using standardized models (like YANG) allows for interoperability between different network devices and management tools. * Abstracted API Interfaces: Provides abstracted and consistent APIs that can be used across multiple devices, reducing the complexity of network automation scripts. References: * Cisco Model-Driven Programmability