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This blog contributed by Patrick Ogenstad. Patrick works at Conscia Netsafe, a Cisco Gold partner in Sweden. He also writes about automation and development on his blog Networklore    A while back a client asked me, “I’m guessing you are pretty good at Python multiprocessing?” I assumed that hi…

Are you interested in network programmability, but not sure where to get started? Are you going to Cisco Live? If you answered yes to either question read on, this is for you! With Cisco Live rapidly approaching the most common question I’m asked is “are you going to Cisco Live?” To which I’m…

As African Networks Expand, Demand for Skilled African Engineers Is Increasing Report from the African Internet Summit 2018 Hackathon The Internet landscape in Africa is experiencing unprecedented growth, fueled by increased infrastructure investments from private and public sector combined with ini…

Find previous blogs in Julio’s DevOps series. If you followed my previous posts on deployments for on-premises and public Cloud environments, you are now quite familiar with how each one of them work. Today I would like to elaborate a bit on how they compare after our recent experience working…

This blog is contributed by Mathieu Gérard – Mapwize People use maps every day! In just a few clicks, we now have access to a detailed view of every corner of the planet – roads, satellite images, street views, and extensive details of any point of interest. We use navigation in our car…

Back in January 2018 I wrote a blog post about the inroads I was making in discovering what the network intuitive is, and setting up Cisco Digital Network Architecture (DNA) Center and Software-Defined Access (SD-Access) for Cisco Live Europe in Barcelona. I also promised I’d come back with an…

Cisco technology can help individuals and organizations around the world build pretty much anything they imagine. But before you build it, you should ask the right questions to make sure you are making the most of your resources and your ideas.  It’s important to always keep the user in mind.…

This is part 5 in Julio Gomez’s series of blogs on DevOps.  Find previous blogs in Julio’s DevOps series here. Using public Cloud providers services (like GCP, AWS or Azure) is a nice option for multiple scenarios. Let’s say you do not have any on-premises infrastructure and would…

Last month, at the second annual DevNet Create conference, we started a new tradition with the first ever DevNet Creator Awards.  We wanted to recognize members of the DevNet community who have made significant contributions to community growth and member success in the past year.  (If you could not…