Two GPU-backed Antares Learning Labs are live. Use a small open-weight model to narrow a repo to the files that may hold a CWE, then see how DevNet shares one GPU across learners.
An AI agent reviewed our sandbox network design, caught routers hanging off the spines, and asked one question that turned a Clos fabric into a two-tier vPC design.
A CWE advisory names your dependency, but not where the bug lives. See how Cisco's Antares-1B localizes it offline on a laptop, with auditable traces and honest benchmark numbers.
Two UIs, two CSV shapes, and a spreadsheet I kept rebuilding. Claude helped turn throwaway scripts into one Go binary that inventories VMware and Nutanix in a single run.
A good demo proves nothing. Four questions about policy, approvals, and audit logs show whether an AI agent has earned the right to touch production.
No more CLI typing. This is where years of DevNet programmability skills land on a real world scenario: Ansible over NETCONF, one file for the posture, and proof the IPsec tunnels actually negotiated ML-KEM and ML-DSA.
A practical DevNet lab for connecting a public OpenAI-compatible target to Cisco AI Defense Explorer, running a Quick Scan, and reviewing AI red team findings.
Use developer portal analytics and feedback to drive product decisions. Learn key indicators and see how Cisco DevNet improves developer experiences. Stop guessing, start measuring what matters for your API and documentation users.
Catch up on the Cisco Meraki Month of Meraki series. Explore OAuth, Splunk, Cisco Spaces, ThousandEyes, and AI-driven APIs to build smarter, automated, and observable networks.
