TNOps

Modern #NetOps is becoming more software-centric. Here's how you can plan to develop your Next Generation Network Engineer skills.

We need great tools that help us put custom #networkautomation scripts into production - reliably and at scale. Itential is doing this with their Itential Automation Service. Take a look!

This is sure to be a very interesting webinar with Nokia and Carahsoft on 13 November 2024. If you are in any organization considering building your own AI clusters, join us! Data Scientists, Big Data Researchers, Researchers in any field using AI model training, Network Engineers, Data Center operators, and many others are sure to get something out of this. #AI #HPC #networkengineering #bigdata #datascience

??? #TNOps Episode Drop ??? Shoutout to Michael Wynston for joining me on TNOps episode 7 on "Good Foundations Are Key To Leveraging AI For Network Operations". Michael and I had a great conversation discussing foundational requirements for AI Implementation - processes, version control, lab testing - and the importance behind the constant need of learning in the IT industry to ensure longevity in the field. ?? Tune in on your favorite podcatcher and don't forget to subscribe! https://lnkd.in/e7hHrvQj ? Want to be a guest on TNOps? ?? OPERATORS: We'd love to have you as a guest to discuss the challenges you are facing and what you are doing about them. ?? VENDORS: What do you think about what the operators are saying? Sponsor an episode to tell your stories about the real customer problems you're solving. Send us your feedback here: https://www.tnops.com/ #NetworkOperations #NetworkAutomation #AI

Take a look at Meter's MeterUp event, October 2024

?? Looking forward to seeing you at #NANOG92 on 21-23 October in Toronto, Canada! ?? Grab your toques and bundle up ?? ?? ?? ?? I have a very important goal for this event: I'm looking for Network Operators to interview for the TNOps podcast on Packet Pushers. You can listen to previous episodes here: https://lnkd.in/eW5ff6ub I'll be in the Pier 6?room of the event venue on Mon/Tues/Wed morning, 21-23 Oct. DM me if you're interested - I can give background questions and info as well. Thanks so much to the NANOG team for the collaboration and support on this. See you in Toronto! #NetworkAutomation #networkoperations #netops #WeAreNANOG #NetworkOrchestration

??TNOps Part 2 Episode Drop?? Listen in as Thomas and I continue our #GitNops discussion and explore the need to foster a collaborative, blameless culture in network management to support innovation and effective teamwork. Don't forget to tune in and subscribe so that you know right away when a TNOps Episode drops. https://lnkd.in/gjgZPmuh #TNOps #NetworkManagement #Teamwork

Here's a look at Nokia's EDA, a strong entry in the growing set of tools available for #datacenter #networkautomation #NFDxNokia

?? #TNOps episode drop on Packet Pushers ?? Is it #DevOps, #NetOps, or Batman? Listen in as Thomas A. McGonagle, and I discuss and explore ways to apply DevOps to Network Engineering and Operations, where we'll review the seven DevOps practices and Tom's proposed adaptations of DevOps under the banner of #GitNops. This is an awesome two-episode podcast that you won't want to miss! ?? Tune in to TNOps and subscribe on your favorite podcatcher: https://lnkd.in/eW5ff6ub ? OPERATIONS: We'd love to have you as a guest to discuss the challenges you are facing and what you are doing about them. ? VENDORS: What do you think about what the operators are saying? Sponsor an episode to tell your stories about the real customer problems you're solving. #NetOps #DevOps #NetworkEngineering

Laura Santamaria has started a great series called Technically Leadership that focuses on leadership issues for different types of tech organizations. I had a really enjoyable conversation with Laura recently about some of my tech leadership experiences - see the pod link below. She pointed out that I apparently have my own slogans, such as "No one care about your career like YOU do" ?? As we discussed skills development, I was reminded of several people and groups in my life that have really helped me and others with tech and leadership development. I know I'll miss tons of people here, but here's a shout out to ones that have had - and are having - a real impact. For building programs and structure to proactively facilitate SE development, and for running interference and fighting for budget for it (thank you all!): Scott Stevens, Joseph Green, Jeremy Behrle, Lisa Guess, MBA, BSEE, Lynn Gates, Mark Hinckley, .Tom Ruban, Anthony Cioffi - it's a privilege to know and work with each one of you over the years. For facilitating local groups to exchange ideas about what's happening in networking (and more) and giving opportunities for people to network and develop (new and not-so-new), no one does a better job in #networkengineering than US Networking User Association with Jason Gintert, Jason Valore, Chris Kane, Kate Valore, Kayla Anthony (Kane), and many many local leaders (wayyyyy too many to list, but you know who you are) who work to keep the NUGs moving. And selfishly, I'm proud of what Chris Grundemann and I have been able to do via the Network Automation Forum. It's not just us, or even primarily us; it's a real honor and privilege to be a conduit and provide a space to help so many people connect and share info on what's happening in #networkautomation - come check it out for yourself in November 2024: https://lnkd.in/enQTqQgy Who stands out to you? What are your go-to resources, organizations, or people for development issues? We'd love your thoughts and comments below.