Stuart Clark

Senior Developer Advocate Of Community, AWS

Stuart Clark is a Developer Advocate, author for Cisco Press, and a Cisco Certified DevNet Expert #20220005. Stuart started his career as a hairdresser in 1990, and in 2008 he changed careers to become a network engineer. After cutting his teeth in network operations he moved to network projects and programs. After many years as a network engineer, Stuart became obsessed with network automation and joined Cisco DevNet as a Developer Advocate for network automation. Stuart contributed to the DevNet exams and was one of the SME teams that created, designed, and built the Cisco Certified DevNet Expert. Stuart has presented at over fifty external conferences and is a multi-time Cisco Live Distinguished Speaker covering topics on network automation and methodologies. Stuart lives in Lincoln England with his wife Natalie and their son Maddox, he plays guitar and rocks an impressive two-foot beard whilst drinking coffee. GitHub: http://github.com/bigevilbeard Learn more about Stuart's work on his Developer Advocate profile page.

Articles

DEVELOPER

Stuart Clark

Take a Deep Dive into the New SD-WAN DevNet Sandbox

1 min read

Getting hands-on with Cisco SD-WAN will help you with key parts of exams for several Cisco certifications. Register for the May 26th webinar.

DEVELOPER

Stuart Clark

Can Deep Learning with TensorFlow Fund Highways? Let’s Code It.

13 min read

Matyáš Prokop takes you on a step-by-step journey to build a camera system which would read car license plates and send details to a backend database.

DEVELOPER

Stuart Clark

Implementing Cisco SD-WAN deployments with Cisco Action Orchestrator

5 min read

The ability to connect any data services into the SD-WAN gives organizations amazing elasticity. See how to connect the store or remote office to your data center using Cisco SD-WAN API's and Cisco Action Orchestrator.

DEVELOPER

Stuart Clark

How to Speed Up Root Cause Analysis with Rookout

4 min read

See how Rookout lets you debug and get data from running applications in any environment (including production) without stopping the application and without impacting its performance.