On todays Network Automation Nerds, we get into the infrastructure required to support AI workloads. We discuss key considerations including bandwidth, the substantial power and cooling r

Today we spotlight an open-source project called FakeNOS. Whether youre a network engineer looking to experiment in a controlled environment, or a DevOps engineer wanting to run a network testbed f

Today, Lexie Cooper shares her journey from a NOC environment to networking engineering in the aerospace industry. Along the way, the discussion makes stops at the importance of medium skills, and

On todays episode, host Eric Chou and guest Kyler Middleton discuss the transition from on-prem network engineering to cloud networking; the importance of adapting to new platforms such as AWS, A

This is the final episode of a series of interviews with Scott Robohn (for now). We discuss AI in networking operations and how its still too early to tell exactly how much, if any, value will be c

When youre trying to share your cool new network automation with your co-workers, the last thing you want to do is deal with other systems different libraries and dependencies gumming it up. Tha

In part two of Scott Robohns interview, Scott tells us about his experience starting his own business and co-founding the Network Automation Forum and the AutoCon conference series. He describes t

Welcome to a crossover episode with the Day Two Cloud podcast! Eric Chou was there for the birth of the public cloud. Before DevOps or SREs were a thing, before Azure was Azure, Eric was a network

Scott Robohn is responsible for so much of the current buzz and awareness of network automation. Today, we sit down with the co-founder of Network Automation Forum to learn about his own journey. We

Curious about what it takes to write a technical book as a network engineer? Youre in luck. The team behind Nautobot is also the team behind the book Network Automation with Nautobot: Adopt a net