Month of Developer Productivity: Build and Forget
Discover developer productivity tools: set up VS Code, automate code quality, debug Python effectively, and ship reproducible builds with uv and Docker.
Containers
No More Yak-Shaving: Why Every Network Automation Project Needs a Versionable Dev Environment
“Yak-shaving” is an informal term often used in the US and UK to describe a situation where you have to do a series of tedious, unrelated tasks before you can accomplish your actual goal. For example, if you want to write code but need to install
Explore network programmability with the DevNet XRd Sandbox
XRd is a containerized version of IOS-XR where you can experiment with platform–independent features and deploy them to any on-premises or cloud infrastructure. providing all the benefits of using containers in network operations. XRd comes
Quick Start: Prep Your Dev Environment for Kubernetes
Getting started on a new platform, especially Kubernetes, can appear overwhelming. But with these tools, you’re much more likely to get ramped up quickly.
“Cloud Unfiltered” Podcast: How Kubernetes and Containers Are Evolving
There is a clear match between what containers make possible and what customer use cases demand. Hear how increasing customer expectations for Kubernetes is bringing up questions about the role open source is playing in an organization's tech stack.
What is Container Scanning (And Why You Need It)
Learn how a proactive security approach to integration container scanning in CI/CD pipelines helps you detect and fix vulnerabilities in code, containers, and IaC conf files before release or deployment.
SaaS-based Kubernetes lifecycle management: an introduction to Intersight Kubernetes Service
Accelerating your cloud native journey with Intersight Kubernetes Service
Ports: A Complex Environment Transforming with Automation
Learn how automation is transforming the ports industry in part three of three of our Transforming Industries with Autonomous Operations series.
pyATS Demos: Getting Started – NetDevOps Series, Part 13
Learn how to use pyATS to execute a single command on a certain network device. What if you could do the same for a large list of devices?