
Real-life SDN and network automation architectures and solutions that work outside of the cozy environment of vendor-branded PowerPoint.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 124 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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I always wanted to find someone who is more positive about AI than I am, while having solid “can deliver working stuff at scale” credentials. Andrew Yourtchenko definitely fits the bill. I first met him (online) when he was still an engineer in Cisco... more
I stopped tracking the (lack of) progress in network automation years ago, when I realized I had nothing new to say. As an eternal optimist, I hoped I was just missing something, but Urs Baumann (the guest of Software Gone Wild Episode 206) destroyed... more
Whenever I’m ranting about vendors changing their data models or APIs with every other release, there is inevitably a vendor engineer chiming in, saying, “Life would be so much better if the customers wouldn’t insist on doing screen scraping for the ... more
Why do we need Infrahub, another network automation tool? What does it bring to the table, who should be using it, and why is it using a graph database internally?
I discussed these questions with Damien Garros, the driving force behind Infrahub, t... more
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I find the content holds an extremly high quality and makes it easier for a network novice like me to keep up and navigate the IT landscape
Great Vendor-agnostig podcast for the network engineer who wants to get their feet wet in the world of Network Automation, Orchestration, SDN and NFV. Ivan is a great host, and tells things like they are, unlike Vendor marketers.
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Ivan (and the guests) knows their stuff. I listen to this podcast to stay informed on network engineering. Very useful..
My new favorite podcast for all topics around networking. They do an excellent job of closing every point so it’s easier for the listener to follow along with new concepts. The content is very relevant for the network engineer.
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A tech-focused show exploring real-world SDN, network automation, and practical deployment patterns. Episodes consistently center on hands-on topics like AI-assisted networking, telemetry and data pipelines, multi-vendor environments, and open-source tooling for automation. Listeners can expect deep dives into architecture decisions, governance, and realistic timelines for adoption, with a strong emphasis on practical outcomes over vendor hype. A standout is the blend of technical rigor with candid industry anecdotes, plus extensive coverage of IPv6, Netlab, and open-source projects that appeal to engineers designing and operating modern networks.
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Software Gone Wild by ipSpace.net launched 12 years ago and published 124 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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