Showing posts with label DevNet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DevNet. Show all posts

Saturday, 10 September 2022

Get Hands-on with the Meraki API in the DevNet Sandbox

One of the strongest components of the Meraki platform is the consistent and simplified operational management of the network. The modern API, as an extension to the cloud managed service, makes it amazingly simple to programmatically control and manage all aspects of your network. There are customers that...

Tuesday, 2 August 2022

Exploring the Linux ‘ip’ Command

I’ve been talking for several years now about how network engineers need to become comfortable with Linux. I generally position it that we don’t all need to become “big bushy beard-bearing sysadmins.” Rather, network engineers must be able to navigate and work with a Linux-based system confidently. I’m...

Thursday, 26 May 2022

How to Contribute to Open Source and Why

Getting involved in the open-source community (especially early in your career) is a smart move for many reasons. When you help others, you almost always get help in return. You can make connections that can last your entire career, helping you down the road in ways you can’t...

Thursday, 21 October 2021

Secure and Simplify Your Programmable Edge and Industrial Sensors

The Cisco IoT Operations Dashboard provides operations teams with a centralized, cloud-based dashboard to securely deploy, monitor, and troubleshoot device connectivity. Using this secure connectivity as a foundation, that same dashboard then enables you to extract, transform, govern and deliver data from IoT edge devices to the cloud...

Sunday, 17 October 2021

Create, Document, and Share Live Code Examples with Jupyter Notebook

Q: How do you eat a whale?A: One bite at a time… or so the saying goes. Admittedly, I don’t know of anyone who eats whale one bite at a time (or any way otherwise for that matter). But we can all agree that breaking large problems into...

Saturday, 14 August 2021

How To Simplify Cisco ACI Management with Smartsheet

Have you ever gotten lost in the APIC GUI while trying to configure a feature? Or maybe you are tired of going over the same steps again and again when changing an ACI filter or a contract? Or maybe you have always asked yourself how you can integrate...