Recently I had the opportunity to make a series of videos talking about some of the challenges Network Engineers have in their day to day work. They are located here: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. Specifically, I talk about how we are, in many situations, our own worst enemy. So what kind of behaviors and thinking do we engage in that have a significant negative impact on us? And is there a vision for getting us out of this mess? Let’s find out, but first…
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SDTimes.comRed Hat Delivers Advanced Network Automation with Latest Version of AnsibleBusiness Wire (press release)RALEIGH, N.C.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE: RHT), the world’s leading provider of open source solutions, today announced the g …
Essentials of a Secure ICS Network | Automation World – Automation World
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Automation WorldEssentials of a Secure ICS Network | Automation WorldAutomation WorldTake a closer look at the security for your industrial control system network. Here are some tips to get you started.and moreﾠ»
Network Automation Fuels Scientific Innovation and Discovery – Cisco Blogs (blog)
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Cisco Blogs (blog)Network Automation Fuels Scientific Innovation and DiscoveryCisco Blogs (blog)Through network automation and a digital foundation built with Cisco, CAS can bring new research solutions to market and tap into new areas of scientific …
AUTOMATE YOUR DATA CENTER NETWORK
Gartner calls intent-based networking systems possibly “the next big thing in networking”. But what exactly are “intent-based networking systems” and how will they affect you?
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