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Full Stack Journey 020: Jason Edelman And Network Automation

Scott April 18, 2018

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In episode 20, we’re back to discussing a specific practitioner’s journey, the changes she/he made, and the lessons learned along the way.

My guest for this episode is Jason Edelman, founder of Network to Code and co-author of the recently-released O’Reilly book titled Network Programmability and Automation. Jason also blogs at http://jedelman.com.

During this episode, Scott and Jason discuss questions such as:

  • What prompted Jason’s transformation from a “traditional” network engineer to someone more focused on network automation?
  • How does one start learning programming and development skills?
  • What are some tools/languages for beginners?
  • Are there “easier” or “safer” forms of network automation for folks who are just getting started?
  • What trends are emerging in network automation?

Show Links:

Cisco DevNet – Cisco

Network to Code Slack self-signup – Slack

Network to Code Instructor-Led training – Network To Code.com

Kirk Byers Free Python for Network Engineers – Email signup

Ansible – Ansible.com

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