I started my illustrious Cisco career in 2007 as a wireless support engineer. Over the course of the first 6 years, I worked in many capacities for the Cisco Developer Network, the precursor to today’s DevNet program. Then, in 2013 I helped with the implementation of the DevNet program, acting as systems analyst, a metrics guru, a coder, a teacher, a systems engineer, and a developer evangelist…sometimes all at the same time! I'm proud to represent the DevNet program and inspire current and future developers.
Starting August 1st, the Cisco DevNet Sandbox will go offline for a complete rebuild. We're creating a modern experience focused on AI, automation, and programmability. Stay tuned for our next-gen platform for the developer community.
For 10 years DevNet has been helping developers address technical issues such as hybrid application deployment, virtual networking, container orchestration, and security. Now we'll be there as you tackle observability, AI, and sustainability challenges.
Explore how full stack observability brings visibility, insights, and actions together for teams across multiple domains. See why it’s a top priority for IT teams.
Have you tried out Cisco YANG Suite yet? YANG Suite provides network operators with a set of tools and plugins to interact with and test YANG programmable interfaces including NETCONF, RESTCONF, gNMI, and more. In Episode 58 of DevNet Snack Minute, Jeremy Cohoe (Technical Marketing Engineer with Cisco Systems) provides us with an overview of […]
Learn how Cisco's Service Mesh Manager — an add-on to Cisco Intersight — improves observability of component traffic and health for container-based applications that need to scale.
See how 5G will play an important role in providing the capacity, security, and reliability required for many enterprise use cases. Learn about the main benefits and use cases for 5G with a focus on advanced IoT capabilities.