Python for Network Engineers
Automate the boring parts of your day job: Netmiko, NAPALM, Nornir.
A four-week sprint that takes a network engineer with zero Python background to writing real automation: pulling configs, parsing CLI output, building a config audit tool, and version-controlling everything in Git.
What's included
- Python fundamentals tuned for networking (no generic CS rabbit holes)
- Netmiko for SSH-driven multi-device tasks
- NAPALM for vendor-agnostic config and state
- Nornir for inventory + parallel execution
- Build a real config-audit tool from scratch as your capstone
- Git workflow for network configs (review, rollback)
- Live weekly 1:1 sessions + async lab help
🔒 No card on file. Pay via secure invoice only after your free first session.
At a glance
- Audience
- Network engineers (CCNA level or beyond) who have not yet learned Python.
- Duration
- 4-week sprint · ~5 hrs/week
- Format
- 1:1 sessions + labs
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