We are leading the way in empowering the network engineers of the future. Our classes expose the traditional certified network engineer that has little to no development background to a variety of new technologies including network APIs, DevOps tooling, programming, and much more! Our course schedule is below.
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Want to know when we’ll be in your area? Interested in a private onsite class? Have questions about group discounts, custom training, or early registration discounts? Email us at training@networktocode.com
If all of an organization’s data is accessible from a Source of Truth (SoT), there is the opportunity to not only drive network automation, but also perform richer capacity planning, trending, and business impact analysis.
I went from having very little automation experience to being able to write Python scripts and Ansible playbooks to configure firewalls, routers and switches.
I came away saying [Network to Code’s training] was the best course I have ever attended with five full days of relevant and invaluable information. The pitch of the course was absolutely spot-on.
Network to Code is the go-to place for network automation training.
The training I received from the Network to Code team was outstanding! The hands-on labs, tailored exercises, and instructor-led training offered a variety of methods to learn. I would recommend this training to any company looking to start or accelerate their ‘network to code’ journey!
I cannot say enough about the company culture that embraces people with different backgrounds and encourages them to grow at each step. That’s NTC for me, a rare, unique company to work for.
I get to work on challenging problems that help me grow my skills every day. We work with cutting-edge technologies at scales that are truly amazing.
My career as a woman in tech allows me to work together with other great IT professionals to improve the digital infrastructure that we all rely on.
If we didn’t start to automate our environment, we would have failed as an organization to grow and service our customers.
The partnership with Network to Code was the catalyst we needed to get network automation off the ground.
Network to Code was instrumental to our success in automating building upgrades on our campus
Network to Code showcases expertise in network automation, strategy, and implementation, along with technical proficiency in crafting and sustaining practical network automation solutions.
Evolve your skills and become the network engineer of the future.
All of our public courses will be delivered in a live virtual format. Our courses are adapted for live online training, continue to have a 50% lecture/50% lab structure, and are held through Zoom. As of Summer 2022, we are able to offer private training onsite, so please inquire at training@networktocode.com for individual inquiries.
Our public US-based multi-day courses typically run from 10:00am – 6:00pm EST and the EU-based courses run from 9:00am – 5:00pm GMT. Our one-day workshops typically start at 9:00am EST. However, with the amount of course material, it is not uncommon for a day or two to run late. For 5-day courses, if the course material is running on schedule, the last day may finish a few hours early. For private enterprise courses, you may request your preferred start time.
The vast majority of labs are done through a Network to Code provided Linux workstation. However, there are a few labs that are performed locally such as using Postman locally (although if you’re on a corporate build, you can still do that lab from our machine).
For any public or private enterprise offering of Network Automation with Python I, and Network Automation of Ansible I and II, and our 5-day Network Programming & Automation bootcamp, we will send the students recordings just under 2 hours in length that will provide a background on network automation and information on lab access methods. These recordings and instructions are the only preparation needed.
It is possible to cancel up to 30 days prior to the scheduled course date for a full refund for our public courses. Private courses have the policy included in the Statement of Work. Please email training@networktocode.com for details on private course cancellation.
You will receive an official Network to Code Certificate upon course completion for any of our public courses. The format will work to post on Linkedin and verify completion with your employer, if needed.
Absolutely. While you should always check the pre-requisites for each class, our flagship 5-day course was built assuming no background in network automation. However, come prepared to learn—we cover a lot for a 5-day course!
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Yes, in fact most of our network training is private training! Please email training@networktocode.com for more details.
It’s easy to automate network devices when you use Postman, a platform for building and using APIs. In this video, NTC Training gives you a glimpse into our flagship Network Programming and Automation bootcamp with a demo on how to use API calls to query an interface’s configuration settings, then change them.
Nautobot is an extensible and flexible open source, source of truth and network automation platform. In this video, NTC Training teaches you about Nautobot, its use cases, and how to apply Nautobot to transform your organization’s network automation practices. Learn about all of our different courses on Nautobot, from beginner to advanced, to take you where you need to go next on your automation journey.
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