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Getting into Python: A Guide for Networkers Part 2

This is a very subjective piece about what worked for me when I first tried my hand at getting into Python as a networking chap. It comes with the disclaimer that your experience may be wildly different. Commit Firstly, and most importantly, commit to learning Python, keep focused on that,

Getting into Python: A Guide for Networkers Part 1

Getting into Python: A Guide for Networkers Part 1

> No, you are not mistaken, it is 2017 and I'm writing this blog about networking types learning python. I understand that this may all sound a little 2012 but I think I've actually got good reason to write and encourage other like-minded network engineers to

Adventures in youtube

At this point I haven't update this blog for about 6 months and this post stands as a 'What I've been up to' report. "Pass me my branded baseball cap!" AKA corporate blogging Over the summer I did a bit of corporate

Openswitch, Docker & Linux Networking - Part 2: Build a Network

Openswitch, Docker & Linux Networking - Part 2: Build a Network

EDIT 01Nov2016 It looks like openswitch is going through a reboot of sorts, hard, soft, whatever, I'm not sure how relevant this information is anymore. I'll leave it up as an archive but be warned that this may be as irrelevant as the Lucas plot points

Openswitch, Docker & Linux Networking - Part 1: Build an image

Openswitch, Docker & Linux Networking - Part 1: Build an image

EDIT 01Nov2016 It looks like openswitch is going through a reboot of sorts, hard, soft, whatever, I'm not sure how relevant this information is anymore. I'll leave it up as an archive but be warned that this may be as irrelevant as the Lucas plot points

Lab on a Laptop - Building a VXLAN Leaf Spine Network with HPE VSRs

> Building virtual labs is quick, easy and no one complains about your cabling. Throughout my career, until very recently, I always had access to a lab of some kind, so when I heard others complaining about lack access to kit I would smile and nod, and politely shut down

My CCIE story

> "You are Number 19080" > "I am not a number..." This autumn I went through the CCIE recert process again for the fourth time. In the interests of posterity it has prompted me to write down my own path to CCIE and how I feel

Cumulus VX with Vagrant

Cumulus VX with Vagrant

In this blog post I explain how to build a test environment to get hands-on experience with Cumulus VX, Vagrant and a touch of shell scripting. Rise of the Rocket Turtle! Recently I've been playing around with Cumulus VX, a virtual appliance from the company it is entirely

Zero Touch Part 2 - Chaining VPNs, Routing & Security

Zero Touch Part 2 - Chaining VPNs, Routing & Security

In Part 1 of my Zero Touch write-up I focused on the basics; enabling automatic configuration of a factory-default router, but that is just part of the story. Pushing config to remote devices has its benefits, but isn't that useful if config changes need to be made on

Zero Touch Part 1 - HP IMC

Energetic 90s bard, MC Hammer, once made the boastful claim; 'U can't touch this.' That's not just the hook of a pop-rap jam, it is an actual quote from a network engineer during a Proof of Concept that I ran recently. The 'this&

hello world

welcome etc I'm Joe Neville Yet another networker jumping on the DevOps bandwagon. Networking since 2001 I've done Ops, I've done pre-sales, I'm #19080. I hate pointless .ppt and being told it is all about business outcomes (we get it, money >