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In February of 2017 I had posed the questions below and received the respective responses from a few veterans in the open source [network automation] community. Though it

Two weeks after starting with Network to Code, I thought now might be a good time to share some thoughts on the transition, my motivations for joining, and

It’s been a busy few months here at Network to Code. We were at both Interop in Las Vegas in late May, and more recently were just at

Ansible Vault is an Ansible feature that allows the secure storing and use of sensitive data. Once encrypted secrets can be safely distributed or tracked in source control

Automated testing is a well understood concept in the world of software development. How could companies like Facebook continuously release new features if every aspect of their platform

As I reached my three-year mark at Network to Code, it seems like just a round enough number to take a second to reflect back on what I

At Network to Code, we’re happy to announce that Yangify has been officially released and is the first project of many that’ll be released over the coming months

Imagine being able to use a single API to communicate with any piece of network equipment regardless of vendor. Imagine if this API used standards-based YANG models and

Last week was DevNet Create out in Mountain View, California. It was a two-day event hosted by the DevNet team at Cisco fully focused at the intersection of

It’s been awhile since I’ve written a blog of any kind. The last was 18 months ago on my personal site, and I’m sure glad I’m finally able