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The Art of Network Engineering blends technical insight with real-world stories from engineers, innovators, and IT pros.
- Indexed videos, last 90 days
- 53
- Latest publication
- Sep 23, 2026
- Audience
- ~10.3K subscribers
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- Jul 3, 2026
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The Network Automation Paradox - You Need Time To Save Time (opens the original)
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Everyone says network engineers need to automate. Learn Python. Learn Ansible. Build a source of truth. Learn Git. Test your changes. Stop doing everything manually. There’s just one problem: When? At AutoCon 5 in Munich, Andy Lapteff sits down with Dutch network automation consultants Bart Dorlandt and Bart Smeding for a conversation that starts with Python and eventually lands somewhere much more interesting: time. Automation can turn three hours of work into three minutes. But getting there r
The AONE App: Everything We Know, in Your Pocket (opens the original)
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What if you could carry everything AONE ever learned in your pocket? After a conversation about building things, seizing opportunities, and some of the projects we've been working on, @johncapobianco2527 took what he'd learned building his own mobile app and turned The Art of Network Engineering into its own app. This video is my first time seeing it. The AONE mobile app brings together our podcast episodes, transcripts, blog posts, videos, community, sponsors, newsletter, and a growing collecti
English Major Becomes Tech Guru: The Drew Conry-Murray Story! #shorts (opens the original)
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Discover Drew Conry-Murray's incredible journey from zero tech background to California tech scene leader. His path through tech publishing forged a unique industry voice. #TechJourney #CareerChange #DrewConryMurray #TechIndustry
The Power Of Curiosity | Drew Conry-Murray (opens the original)
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How does an English major with no technical background become one of the most recognizable voices in network engineering? Drew Conry-Murray didn't start his career configuring routers, chasing certifications, or working in a NOC. He started as a copy editor who barely understood the networking articles crossing his desk. Then someone threw him into a technical interview with a firewall vendor. He had to figure it out. That moment became part of a career spanning Network Computing, Interop, Packe
AI Builds Your Game: From Constitution to Code! #shorts (opens the original)
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A new AI-driven development approach structures code specification, starting with high-level guardrails (constitution) and progressing to detailed specs (spec.md). Features an AI clarification step and potential for educational games like a Duolingo-style subnetting challenge. #AICoding #SoftwareDevelopment #TechInnovation #Programming
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