Working From Home On 4G
In April 2015, my partner and I decided it was time to move in to our own (first) place together.
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NetDevOps: Delivering Network Levers
As a recent transition from the VAR side of the room to that of the vendor, it’s been eye opening and a great reset experience to view the world from a previously unexperienced angle.
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Validating and Searching JSON
When it comes to dealing with network automation, you can find yourself battling with many things, including dealing with XML and JSON data structures as you build apps that consume or spit out data.
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Junos Export Policy Not Working?
During a project recently, I was promptly reminded about the construction of clean Junos route export (i.
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Git For Network Engineers
What is Git? Git is a source control manager (SCM), also known as revision control.
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The Zen of Sailing Through IT Projects
For those of you who have worked in large companies, it’s common territory to be stuck riding waves on a ship without a sail.
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Cisco Live Europe 2015 – and the year ahead
Cisco Live Europe 2015 Commonly known as the biggest networking/’networking’ event in the industry for Europe, Cisco Live has something for everyone.
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Multigigabit Ethernet 2.5 / 5.0Gbps NBASE-T Alliance
Ethernet 2.0 The title above may seem a little odd given Ethernet’s long and healthy life.
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Coding Basics: Python in Visual Studio
Python on Windows with Visual Studio Whilst I’m an OSX and Linux fan, Windows is a key operating system in any enterprise and developing network applications in a Windows environment is also an important topic to cover off.
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