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Intelligent Network Automation: Videos, Webinars and Tutorials
Packet Pushers Livestream | Intelligent Low Code Network Automation: Get out of-the-box automation and grow into infrastructure as code
Many engineers start their network automation journey with Python and Ansible. Writing scripts or even code is more efficient than Finger Defined Networking, but it doesn’t take long to run into limitations. Scripts and code are painful to maintain, hard to troubleshoot, and need constant updates to keep working. Gluware is the next step in your automation journey. Gluware interfaces with the network devices you use every day, including more than 30 network operating systems. Instead of you spending hundreds of hours working out a CLI command sequence, Gluware has done it already. You don’t need to build a SQL database to store configurations and manage assets. You don’t need to build a report engine or dozens of other basic functions.
Heavy Networking 581: How Gluware Lab Brings DevOps To NetOps
You can roll your own network automation: some Ansible, some Python, a little digging into vendor APIs. Add a lot of persistence and a human or two that commit themselves to making your homegrown network automation work…and hey, maybe you’ve got something. Or maybe you end up with a fragmented set of tools and a motley collection of scripts and playbooks that help save some time and reduce error count, but it’s not a system. A better approach may be an integrated network automation system that works with other infrastructure tools in your org that lets you apply a DevOps workflow to network device management. You’ll also want version control, golden configs, a review process, and so on.
This episode gets practical with infrastructure-as-code with Gluware guests Olivier Huynh Van, Chief Science Officer and Co-Founder; and Michael Haugh, VP of Product Marketing.
Listen to the podcast on PacketPushers Heavy Networking.
Tech Bytes: Unifying Cloud Automation And Network Infrastructure With Gluware
Gluware is a network automation platform that automates and orchestrates multi-vendor network devices on premises and across public clouds. In this Tech Byte podcast, sponsored by Gluware, we explore the latest features and capabilities in the Gluware platform, including an API-based controller to work with SD-WAN, and integration with Terraform to support infrastructure automation in the public cloud.
Guests are Olivier Huynh Van, CSO, Co-Founder; and Michael Haugh, VP, Product Marketing.
Packet Pushers Tech Bytes: Automating Cloud Networks With Gluware
with Greg Ferro, Co-founder, Packet Pushers Interactive Today on the Tech Bytes podcast, sponsored by Gluware, we discuss automating cloud networks. Our guest is Mike
Packet Pushers Tech Bytes: First Bank’s Automation With Gluware. The Real Story.
with Greg Ferro, Co-founder, Packet Pushers Interactive In this Tech Byte, we talk with Gluware customer, First Bank. First Bank is a family-owned, privately-held bank
Heavy Networking 525: Gluware Automating Terracon’s Network
With Ethan Banks and Greg Ferro, Co-founders at Packet Pushers Some of our favorite Heavy Networking discussions are with folks deep in the hot aisle (right
Gluware Intent ’19 – Gluware API Presentation and Demo
Gluware is a network automation platform that delivers multivendor automation for brownfield networks. Jeff Boone, Gluware’s VP of Engineering, discusses how Gluware’s GluAPI enables integration with third-party tools and vendors for use cases such as ticketing, inventory management, and more.
This video was recorded on May 14, 2019 in New York City as part of Gluware Intent ’19, a live event hosted by the Packet Pushers and sponsored by Gluware.
Gluware Intent ’19 – Intelligent Network Automation
Gluware is a network automation platform that delivers multivendor automation for brownfield networks.
In this sponsored podcast, recorded live in New York City, the Packet Pushers dive into network automation and learn about Gluware’s capability to bring automation into brownfield environments and derive business intent from existing networks.
The podcast also digs into real-world use cases from Gluware customers Merck and Terracon, including configuration management and OS upgrades.
Our guests are Jeff Gray, CEO of Gluware; Michael Haugh, VP of Product Management at Gluware; Jamie Hughes, Infrastructure Architect at Terracon; and Salvatore Rannazzisi, Associate Director, Merck.
The podcast hosts are Greg Ferro and Ethan Banks, co-founders of the Packet Pushers.
Gluware Intent ’19 – Using Gluware To Automate The Merck Network
Gluware customer Merck describes its network automation journey, the problems it was trying to solve, why it selected Gluware, and how it uses Gluware in production today.
Salvatore Rannazzisi, Associate Director at Merck, describes the organization’s need to automate tasks including configuration changes across hundreds of routers, and to support the adoption of Microsoft SaaS applications. He walks through actual use cases including inventorying the network and automating campus switch management.
Sal also candidly discusses the technical and human challenges of bringing automation into a production network, including getting support from business leaders and engineers, and the upfront work required to implement an automation platform.
Packet Pushers co-founder Ethan Banks introduces the session, and Michael Haugh, VP of Product Management at Gluware hosts the conversation.
Gluware Intent ’19 – Gluware Use Cases And Product Demonstrations
This video explores core features of Gluware’s automation platform, including device management with hardware/software inventory, config modeling, config drift and audit, and OS upgrades.
The presentation also includes product demonstrations to show how the platform works, and explores real-world use cases with Gluware customer Merck.
Packet Pushers co-founder Ethan Banks introduces the session. Michael Haugh, VP of Product Management at Gluware hosts the conversation. Alex Araujo, Sales Engineer at Gluware, runs the demo. Salvatore Rannazzisi, Associate Director at Merck, provides commentary on how he’s using the software in production.