You know the basics - branches, merges, pull requests. Now it's time to clean up after yourself. Rebasing, squashing, stashing, and the safety net that means you can't actually break anything.
Time to get practical. Set up Git, version control your network configs, learn branching and merging the hard way (by breaking things), and open your first pull request on GitHub.
As network engineers, we've been solving version control problems badly for years, dated backup files, manual comparisons, config files named final_v2_WORKING.txt. Git exists because developers hit this wall decades ago. It's time we caught up.
Discover how a reverse proxy acts like a helpful doorman for your servers by improving security, handling traffic, off‑loading encryption, and making your site more resilient.
Learn about routing and connectivity in AWS as we talk about VPC Peering, Transit Gateways, VPC Endpoints and AWS PrivateLink. Part of our "Networking in AWS for Network Engineers Course".
Discover how Multipath TCP lets a single connection use multiple network paths at once, increasing speed and resilience for mobile devices, data‑centres and the future Internet.
Discover how SLAAC lets devices self‑assign global addresses, removes DHCP overhead, preserves end‑to‑end connectivity, and scales effortlessly for home, enterprise, and IoT networks.
We've put together a list and a pdf cheatsheet of the most commonly used Juniper Networks commands as a reference for all.
Learn how Network Address Translation (NAT) works - lets home networks and data centres share one public IPv4 address, hides private hosts and enables port forwarding for servers.
In this post, we'll be covering what an IPAM (IP Address Manager) is, and its use in AWS with its specific implementation via AWS VPC IPAM.
What is a routing protocol? A routing protocol is a mechanism that enables the exchange and distribution of routing information
Local Zones and Wavelength Zones are a relatively new service (2022 initial launch) offered by AWS to help bring your
