Building Tomorrow's Network Engineers
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The US Networking User Association's (PA)NUG podcast panel of William Collins, Andy Lapteff, Ned Bellavance, and Drew Conry-Murray highlights the evolving landscape of network engineering, focusing on the essential skills required for future success, including automation and cloud technologies. Panelists emphasize the importance of foundational networking knowledge, mentorship, and the integration of security into network design, while also addressing the challenges and opportunities presented by technological advancements.
• Exploration of the changing network engineering landscape
• Emphasis on the importance of automation and scripting skills
• Discussion on retaining fundamental knowledge in networking
• Insights on securing networks within cloud infrastructure
• Importance of mentorship and continuous learning
• Perspectives on the future of AI in network engineering
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