HN757: Building a DIY SD-WAN to Serve (Very) Remote Customers

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HN848: NetClaw: Your Open Source Network Assistant

John Capobianco returns to Heavy Networking to discuss his latest open source project, NetClaw. NetClaw is an automation assistant for network engineers that leverages MCP and has a robust security architecture to ensure production safety. John is here to explain why and how he b ...  Show more

HN847: Building Trust In The Agentic NOC (Sponsored)

Many network engineers don’t trust AI, in part because the tech is non-deterministic and can behave in unanticipated ways. Simultaneously, the networking industry is baking AI functions deeply into operations, which has proven useful, but engineers still have their misgivings. Ar ...  Show more

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