Cisco DevNet is your hub for building the next generation of intelligent infrastructure with agentic AI. Discover how AI agents can call Cisco APIs, reason over network data, and take action on their own, with hands-on guides to Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, agent frameworks, and the SDKs that connect them to real Cisco platforms.
Go beyond scripts and playbooks with AI-driven network automation that can detect issues, recommend fixes, and run multi-step workflows across your environment. Learn how to apply shift left security to agentic systems, from guarding AI-generated code to setting guardrails on what autonomous agents are allowed to do. You’ll also find patterns, sample code, and best practices for enterprise application development where AI agents work alongside your teams.
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The new Nexus Cloud environmental monitoring API enables network administrators to monitor and optimize the power consumption and efficiency of their on-premise data center networking elements.
Webex, with all its collaboration and productivity features, is a powerful platform into-and-of itself. Nonetheless, two key value propositions stand out for enterprise developers - meticulous focus on security, and expansive API capabilities. Here's
See how hybrid cloud applications, deployed via Cisco IKS, can leverage the Cloud-Native SD-WAN API to discover and optimize mission critical application flows.
When people talk about the "Edge”, they can be meaning different things. This blog takes a closer look at each Edge category, with a focus on the hardware and software parts.
See first hand how the Cisco Crosswork Network Automation microservices platform brings together streaming telemetry, big data, and model-driven APIs to enable service providers to quickly deploy intent-driven, closed-loop network operations.
“Shift left” security is moving security to the soonest feasible point in the development process. We look at what it means to combine security concerns with the NetDevOps model to ensure that security is an integral part of the software development
Grace takes a quick look back at some of the fun, interactive activities and amazing accomplishments achieved at Cisco Live in Las Vegas.
See how Ansible Runner as a Service (ARaaS) provides Ansible integration to non-python projects, and a means of programmatically run playbooks where the Ansible engine is running on a separate host or container.
Learn about the "Develop with Cisco" conference, July 26 in NYC. An event for developers, by developers to learn from industry leaders about real world challenges and solutions enterprises are facing to build, maintain, and secure modern applications.
