automation

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.

Predictive networks can help mitigate downtime and add to an overall positive customer experience. Learn more benefits and some common misconceptions around predictive networks.

Insights and automation will power our future network. Think of it as a circular process: collect data from network infrastructure. Analyze it for insights. Share those insights. Use the insights to automatically reprogram infrastructure where possible. Repeat. The aim is to quickly adapt to whatever the future brings.

Discover the automation and programmability skills that bridge the gap between software and infrastructure and empower the IT teams of the future.

Walk down memory lane with Principal Engineer Hank Preston, as he shares his personal journey in bringing the DevNet Expert certification to life.

All of Cisco's Cloud Networking products support automation using both Ansible and Terraform. Automating infrastructure provisioning and CI/CD deployment helps in many ways: logging changes in the infrastructure, automating the workflow and eliminating outages or failures due to faulty configuration changes. 

Worldwide we are seeing initiatives to expand connectivity to tens of millions of homes and millions of businesses for wireless services, satellite broadband, and most notably fiber network infrastructure. Software-Defined Networks are being expanded to include the access domain and will enable new applications to be monetized by Service Providers

Automating NetOps can help organizations address massive shifts toward digital transformation, managing multi-vendor and hybrid infrastructure and service request queues.

What new demands will networks face in 2025? In this blog series the Cisco IT networking team will share our vision for the future of our network—and the investments we’re making to get there.