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Hands-on Python for Networking Professionals

Switched on with Python2 H 59 M

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Episodes
Episodes
  • Foundations
    • Overview
    • Build a Command Line Interface
    • Build an interactive, prompt-based CLI
    • Error Handling
    • Environment Variables
    • Use Python with HTTP
    • Use Python with SSH
    • Use Python with Telnet
    • Use Python with FTP
  • Application of Programming
    • Packet Sniffing with Python
    • Subnet Calculator CLI
    • Configure a Device with Telnet
    • Configure a Device with netmiko

Overview

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When you are planning, creating, and managing networks, some of the tasks can be repetitive and time consuming. Scripting allows you to automate these tasks to allow for reproducibility, scaling to larger systems, and collaborating with others use versioning. In this series, we will see how to utilize Python to make your life as a networking professional a little easier. See you there.

You're watching ITPro TV. [MUSIC] [BLANK_AUDIO] >> Welcome everyone and I'm excited because I'm gonna tell you a little bit about Python for networking professionals. I'm Justin Dennison and you may be asking yourself, hey, what gives you the right to tell me about Python for networking professionals. Well I've been doing Python for about seven years now off and on. I've been applying it to a multitude of different realms, IoT devices, web applications, automation, and kind of solving everyday life problems like moving files. And that's what really excites me about this course, right? So what's in it for you? Well, you're gonna learn a little bit about the Python foundations. The assumption is you've had some dabbling in Python, you have some programming experience. But I wanna make sure that you understand foundations, and then we're going to apply it to a networking kind of realm of problems and we're not going to go super deep. But ultimately it's gonna get you started give you some tools they can use to build upon. Now, as far as goals and structure, my goal is to make sure you have these little bit of error handling. Hey, what's going on with file IO? How do I use standard library, how do I do use external packages? And then we're gonna move into more applied structures, like building see allies that do some very simple tasks for us building some prompt based applications. That will again, automate some of those simple tasks take the thinking out of them as well as the errors that may occur. And ultimately, this gives you the ability to scale outward. And I think that's really why I'm excited is because through programming we can reach out and touch way more machines interact with way more devices than we would in a manual capacity. And with that power, it makes us more efficient, less error prone and all that good stuff. Now you may be asking yourself, how do I get a certification from this? Not a certification course. Ultimately what we're trying to do is get you up to snuff get you excited started and hitting the ground running with some Python in your networking career. Now, that sounds like something you're excited for. We'll see you around. >> Thank you for watching, ITPro tv. [BLANK_AUDIO]