Description
Welcome to Heavy Networking! On today’s show we’ve got a roundtable conversation on the state of automation in the networking industry. This show was inspired by the recent AutoCon conference, which is a new conference focused specifically on network automation.
Ethan Banks and I both attended, as did two our guests, and we’re going share some takeaways and perceptions of the event, and get into issues such as sources of truth, which was a major topic at AutoCon. We also talk about the learning, cultural, and business challenges of network automation–and how to get beyond them.
Episode Guests:
Claudia de Luna | Advanced Technical Consultant for Networking and Automation, EIA
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Keith McGlon | Sales Engineer, Juniper Networks
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Sponsor: Palo Alto Networks
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Show Links:
The First Ever Network Automation Conference – AutoCon0 – The Gratuitous ARP (Claudia de Luna)
AutoCon Takeaways – Keith McGlon on LinkedIn
The Source of Truth Can’t Be The Network Itself – Ethan Banks on LinkedIn
You don’t have to keep the lights on if the lights are automated – Ethan Banks on LinkedIn
3 Takeaways From AutoCon0 – Packet Pushers
Network Automation Nerds Community
Network Automation Learning Community
Full Stack Journey 070: A Network Automation Career Journey With Eric Chou – Packet Pushers
BiB 088: Mastering Python Networking Third Edition by Eric Chou – Packet Pushers
Network Automation Forum
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