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The Art of Network Engineering blends technical insight with real-world stories from engineers, innovators, and IT pros.
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500 Hours of Foosball, 20 Hours on Your Career | Mike Bushong on Staying Valuable (opens the original)
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How much time did you invest in your career last year? At AutoCon 5 in Munich, Andy sits down with Mike Bushong for a candid conversation about career growth, automation, AI, and staying valuable as network engineering continues to change. Mike pushes back on one of the industry's most common narratives: learn automation and AI or get left behind. Technology is changing, and learning new skills creates opportunity. But Mike argues that career development shouldn't be driven by fear. It should...
Cursor for Network Engineers? Meet Transit AI (Sponsored) (opens the original)
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AI is rapidly changing software development, but why are network engineers still hesitant to trust it? In this sponsored episode, Andy welcomes back CBT Nuggets trainer and Data Knox creator Knox Hutchinson to discuss the intersection of AI, networking, and modern operations. Before building Transit AI, Knox spent years as a software developer delivering enterprise applications for financial institutions before transitioning into networking, a perspective that gives him a unique view of why A...
whoami: Network Engineering's Identity Crisis (opens the original)
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In Linux, the whoami command returns the identity of the current user. But what happens when engineers ask that same question about themselves? Who am I if I am no longer the person who knows every command? Who am I if automation can perform the work I spent years mastering? Who am I if AI can write code I never learned how to write? At AutoCon 5 in Munich, Andy Lapteff sat down with Network Automation Forum founders Chris Grundemann and Scott Robohn to examine one of the biggest barriers to ...
The Biggest Myth About Open Source (opens the original)
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Does making your code public mean giving away your best ideas? It's a question more developers are asking as AI makes software creation more accessible than ever. After spending decades believing software development wasn't for him, Andy Lapteff has spent the last several months building real applications with AI-assisted coding tools like Claude Code. That journey led to a bigger question: Should you make your GitHub repositories public? Joining Andy is William Collins for a thoughtful discu...
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