NAN080: Elevating Your Network Automation Skills and the DevNet Expert Track

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NAN127: Scaling Network Automation Communities

Eric Chou welcomes Florian Lohden, a NetDevOps engineer and co-founder of the NetAuto Group, to discuss his community-building efforts and his latest adventures in network automation. Together they explore how adopting software development practices can help with network automati ...  Show more

NAN126: Fine-Tuning Open Source LLMs for Network Engineering

Eric welcomes Eduard Dulharu, a veteran network architect and the Founder and CTO of vExpertAI, to talk about how agentic AI, open-source LLMs, and digital twins are changing network operations. Eduard discusses the rapid evolution of generative AI, draws parallels between AI’s c ...  Show more

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