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3 Great Reasons to Attend Cisco’s New Developer Event, Develop, on October 18
Join us on October 18 for the first event in our brand-new series, Develop! Created for cloud application developers, this free event will feature webinars, virtual events and live sessions focusing on helping devs navigate the evolving world of enterprise cloud applications.
Try the New 8000 Emulator Sandbox for SONiC
A modern, cloud-scale data center network requires resilient server-to-server communication. When faced with a rapid increase in the number of devices on the network, Software for Open Networking in the Cloud (SONiC) can help in the most demanding cloud networks.
DevOps in Action! – How We Built the DevDash Demo
See how we built a bare metal, portable Kubernetes cluster with Raspberry Pis... used the FARM framework to implement a client/server web application... and built and published docker containers to build a real microservices-based application.
Cisco Project, “An-API-For-An-API,” Wins Security Award
Cisco's An-API-For-An-API, a project that controls the end-to-end cycle for enterprise API services, wins a CSO50 Security Award.
First-Class Collaboration and APIs, Delivered by Postman
Join Kevin Swiber, API Lifecycle and Platform Strategist at Postman, on September 8th, 2022 at 10:00am Pacific Time for “How to Manage Complexity Across the API Lifecycle,” a live online event hosted by the Cisco Developer Relations team!
Get Ooey GUI with PyQt6 Zeep and AXL
Want to build a Python AXL administration and configuration app with a GUI? Check out this Python version of Qt called PyQt. Throw in a little Zeep, and you’ve got a handy Python SOAP AXL interface with a modern Qt UI.
First Code… Then Infrastructure as Code… Now Notes as Code!
When we put that developer hat on as part of our DevOps/SRE or AppDev roles, it’s optimal when we can combine our code development environment (IDE) with a tool we take notes in. Take a look at how the Dendron extension to VS Code allows for hierarchical documentation and note-taking.
Developing for FedRAMP Pays Back
Getting an application security certified under FedRAMP is one of the hardest hurdles dev and ops teams can clear. But the payback is immense, both to your business and your team's code and process quality.
New Learning Labs for NSO Service Development
Learn how NSO services simplify network operations. How they work, and how to develop a template-based service.
