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This blog will build on top of what was discussed in Part 1 of this series. If you have not, I highly recommend checking it out here. In

In the first blog of the Network Automation Architecture blog series, we exposed our motivations and introduced, briefly, the six components that compose it. This blog goes a

A change in a network can have massive unintended consequences if not properly managed.

In my final installment of this blog series, I discuss the mechanics of different Agile frameworks, how they work, and why they function better for different types of

The Nautobot ChatOps plugin just recently received a new feature for Slack that has been requested for a long time. If you are using Nautobot ChatOps plugin v1.10.0

Welcome back to the final exciting chapter in our three-part series on Work Intake. Throughout the past two blogs, we’ve used dialogue with our requestor to help form

In Enterprise networks, there are thousands of incident tickets opened each month. These network incidents and associated tickets are often the result of point-in-time thresholds being exceeded or

In my first blog post, I wrote about the benefits and business value that the different levels of the organization can get from an Agile Transformation. In order

Today I want to talk about something different: something nontechnical and not specific to network automation, but in the end just as important to us in IT, in

Today I want to talk about something different: something nontechnical and not specific to network automation, but in the end just as important to us in IT, in

In my previous blog post, I wrote about the business value of Agile, and how it benefits different areas within a typical organization. With that context in mind,

In the previous two blog posts (Part1 and Part2), I discussed Nautobot Helm charts and how to deploy these Helm charts to Kubernetes following a GitOps approach. I