
Network Engineer | Product Marketing @nokia | @artofneteng | https://xitter.cf/t.co/MY8QciZpMp
Philadelphia, PA
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A well-written piece by Kelvin on how @nokia put their own data center solution to work in production.
Lots of networking vendors bring claims to @TechFieldDay. Nokia brought proof.
Check out my latest article: A Toy They Tinker With, a Tool They Trust: How Legos and Minecraft Servers Rebuilt Nokia’s DC Fabric #nfd41 linkedin.com/pulse/toy-tinke… via @LinkedIn
#NFD41 was a great success for the @nokia team, and for @artofneteng podcast.
Shout out to @NetworkingNerd and the whole @TechFieldDay staff, who always put on a great show 🎉
This made me lol, thank you 🫶
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Made my first AONE thing in the @snapmaker U1 3D printer; a table sign for on-site episode recordings. Should come in handy this week at @TechFieldDay #NFD41 🎉
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Networking Field Day 41 brings four days of innovation, technical discussions, and industry insights to the Tech Field Day community!
Hosted by event lead Tom Hollingsworth, this event features 13 delegates and presentations from 7SIGNAL, NETALLY, VMware by Broadcom, Arrcus, HPE Networking, NetBeez, Nokia, OpsMill, Cisco, Hedgehog, and Xsight Labs.
Topics include AI networking, network monitoring, automation, self-driving networks, data center infrastructure, open networking, security, observability, and multicloud environments.
With first-time presenters, returning industry leaders, and real-world demonstrations, Networking Field Day 41 offers an in-depth look at the technologies shaping the future of enterprise networking.
Tune in October 6-9 on Tech Field Day, Techstrong TV, LinkedIn Live, and YouTube Live, and join the conversation using #NFD41.
@TechFieldDay @TheFuturumGroup @TechstrongTV @7SIGNAL @NetAlly @VMware @Broadcom @VMwareVCF @NetBeez @nokia @ArrcusInc @HPE_Networking @Cisco @CiscoNetworking @GitHedgehog @XsightLabs
@NetworkingNerd @AndyBanta @TheBeardedITDad @DanRyan06 @Overlaid @MrTubs @CachedChecks @LocalPref_Net @CCIE5851 @MrWynston @WireRoy @ScottRobohn
#NFD41 #TFDLive #Networking #AIInfrastructure #NetworkAutomation
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Headed to Finland for work, but grinding on the AONE app on the 4,119 mile journey 🇫🇮💪🏼🎉
I spent years making network changes with a notepad of commands and prayers, hoping I got it right.
At #NFD41, Nokia IT’s architects will show how they moved to a model where network changes are safe.
Not a canned demo.
Their network. Their problems. Their lessons learned.
At #NFD41, Nokia IT proves it practices what it preaches. See how automation, GitOps, IaC, Digital Twins and modern data center networking transformed Nokia's production network. Join the LinkedIn livestream Oct 7, 1:30-3:30 PM PDT. techfieldday.com/appearance/…
Five months ago I couldn't generate code, test, build, or deploy software to solve problems.
Today I built and run rundreds of production scripts, cron jobs, CI tests, repos, commits, apps, and more.
How?
If you love solving problems but hate coding, this episode is for you.
"AI gave me the ability to build software. It did not give me the ability to build reliable software."
That's Andy Lapteff 🛠️💬, and it's the most honest thing I've heard a vibe coder say out loud.
Andy hosts The Art of Network Engineeringt. Twenty years as a network engineer at Comcast, Fiserv, and Juniper. He failed out of computer science and spent most of his career convinced he wasn't smart enough to code.
Then he built an automation platform for the show. Rebuilt the entire website with Claude Code, in the open, public repos, community PRs coming in. Vibe coded a prospecting tool in about an hour.
And then, a month after it shipped, it started falling over.
Running multiple Claude Code sessions out of one directory was quietly clobbering his Git work. Cron jobs firing against APIs and returning metrics that wouldn't line up. An automation house of cards: a podcast and a business running on AI-generated code nobody fully understood.
In this episode of the VibeOps Lounge we take it apart: the collisions, the worktrees fix, multi-clauding from tmux (and from his phone), and the thing every vibe coder eventually runs into the difference between code that runs and a system that actually does what the business needs.
Real code. Real failures. Real talk.
🎧 Watch the full episode
Want a seat in the Lounge? Join the free VibeOps Forum Slack!
#VibeOps #AgenticOps #VibeCoding #ClaudeCode #NetworkAutomation #AINetworking
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