How to Be a Network Engineer in the Programmable Age

Hank Preston, Principal Engineer, Cisco Systems, Inc. - Distinguished Speaker
Automation, programmability, NetDevOps... doesn't matter what you call it, it's here, and it is changing network engineers and network engineering. But what exactly is it? Where did it come from? And can it go back there? No, it probably can't, but that doesn't mean the sky has fallen on network engineering. Join us at the Cisco U. Theatre in the Learning and Certifications area, where we'll see how programmability is just another phase in the evolution of networking and explore how it changes the skills we need, teams we're now a part of, and the types of work we do.
The session is held at the Cisco U. Theatre in the Learning and Certification area in The Hub.
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[@sec0ndlife499]

Man 🎉🎉🎉🎉what a insight you have in your area of work🎉

[@verlaine_devnet]

the great Hank 😎 always inspirational

[@Sandaro22222]

Thanks Hank! i thoroughly enjoyed this session even though online!

[@LucasJ-Edits]

Good stuff thank you for posting!

[@408sophon]

Good stuff!

[@pooriakoleyni]

Not True, even if you have 4x CCIEs, if you cant code and automate then good luck, so what he is saying that there are other people in your team will do it for you is not true.

[@cowboyspace1]

Facts