Two New Ways to Bring NetBox Into Your CML Networks
Introducing the ready-to-go NetBox Server node for instant synchronization and the cml2netbox utility to sync CML with NetBox.
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No More Yak-Shaving: Why Every Network Automation Project Needs a Versionable Dev Environment
“Yak-shaving” is an informal term often used in the US and UK to describe a situation where you have to do a series of tedious, unrelated tasks before you can accomplish your actual goal. For example, if you want to write code but need to install
Bringing Some Source of Truth to Your NetAI Agentic Playground
What if an AI agent could access source-of-truth data about the network?
Exploring Default Docker Networking Part 1
Learn Docker networking starting with the three options every network engineer should know. Principal Engineer Hank Preston provides a step-by-step walkthrough of the default Docker bridge network environment in Linux, Docker container networking, and
Tools Gold! Sifting Through the Pool of DevOps Tools
The DevOps Shop video series presents relatable, real-world tips and tools to developers, ops, and networking professionals.
Dig In to NetDevOps at Automation Developer Days, May 9-11
Learn how NetDevOps lets you consolidate and automate development and operations processes. Bringing network development and operations teams closer to enable agility, better quality, and innovation.
The Many Flavors of DevOps
NetDevOps, DevSecOps, CloudOps, DataOps, NoOps... What's it all mean? Get a better understanding of the many DevOps job roles and the different directions the roles are taking across the software technology spectrum.
Shift from On-prem to Cloud Networking Environments with CNFs
Learn how Cloud-Native Network Functions (CNFs) represent the final step into cloud-based environments - breaking monolithic VNF applications into individual components. See how a cluster of CNFs can be used to create microservices, which run inside
Exploring Default Docker Networking Part 2
In the second installment of the default Docker networking series, Principal Engineer Hank Preston continues his exploration into layer 3 (network), shining the light on how container network traffic is routed, NATed, and filtered.