My Network Automation Journey, Part 1: Frameworks and Goals
Successful implementation of network automation requires planning, clear goals, and a strong deployment strategy. Blog series part 1: plans and goals.
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John Capobianco is the Senior IT Planner and Integrator for the House of Commons, Parliament of Canada. He is a 20-year IT professional who has fallen in love with automation and infrastructure as code. John maintains his CCNA, 2x CCNP, 5x Cisco Specialist, and Microsoft Certified ITP: Enterprise Administrator while continuously developing his programming and automation skills. He authors books and an automation-themed blog, automateyournetwork.ca. Find him on Twitter @john_capobianco or LinkedIn /john-capobianco-644a1515.
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