Cisco Modeling Labs: Bringing the Network Digital Twin to Life
Using CML as a network digital twin allows you to test ideas, sharpen skills, and build confidence long before changes hit the real network.
Ralph Schmieder is a senior technical leader at Cisco Systems and has held various roles throughout his 20+ years at Cisco, most notably in sales, technical marketing, and software engineering. Ralph is a CCIE Emeritus (R&S and Security) and is one of the creators of Cisco Modeling Labs 2.0. He's also a regular speaker at Cisco Live.
Using CML as a network digital twin allows you to test ideas, sharpen skills, and build confidence long before changes hit the real network.
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