Calvin Remsburg, Consulting Sales Engineer, Juniper Networks

Network Automation: MPLS L3VPN with Python

Network Automation
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Ready to up your automation game? Start here. 

Network engineers, join Juniper’s Calvin Remsburg to learn step-by-step how to build, deploy, and validate an MPLS network with Python. 

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You’ll learn

  • How to take traditional reference architectures for networks from different domains and combine them with open-source tools like python 

  • Concepts and technologies necessary for success with network automation or MPLS L3VPN circuits

  • How configurations are built, where they are stored, and how they get pushed to remote devices

Who is this for?

Network Professionals Business Leaders

Host

Calvin Remsburg
Consulting Sales Engineer, Juniper Networks

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