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Hands-On Lab Workshop: Network Engineering Foundations
Join us for a live, virtual Hands-On Lab Workshop built around the Network Engineering Foundations learning series from the WWT Advanced Technology Center. This series covers the fundamentals of network engineering through hands-on labs and real-world examples, helping you develop the practical skills needed to build and maintain robust networks. In this session, our ATC instructors will walk you through the series, highlight the key technologies it covers, from network media and Layer 2 switching to OSPF, EIGRP, and BGP, and show you how to put the series to work on your own learning journey. Whether you are an aspiring network engineer, an IT professional, or simply curious about the backbone of today's interconnected world, this workshop is a great place to start.
F5 BIG-IP Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform Advanced
Build day-2 F5 BIG-IP automation with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. Practice dynamic inventory, Declarative Onboarding, AS3, iRules, high availability, certificate lifecycle, RBAC, workflows and scaling using reviewed playbooks.
F5 BIG-IP Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform Introduction
Build a practical foundation for automating F5 BIG-IP LTM with Ansible and Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. Across five hands-on phases, you configure network and application-delivery services, validate live traffic, capture operational evidence, and run the same automation from the CLI and AAP connecting code-level mechanics with governed, repeatable operations.
F5 BIG-IP Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform Expert
Build and operate an enterprise F5 BIG-IP automation environment with HA, LTM, DNS/GTM, WAF, AFM, Ansible Automation Platform, and Event-Driven Ansible. Execute layered modules, validate application traffic and synchronization, perform a safe rolling software change, and retain operational evidence.
Partner POV | AI Datacenters are Reshaping the Optics Industry
Learn how the rapid growth of AI data centers is influencing the optical networking landscape. This article explores the evolving connectivity demands behind AI infrastructure and what they mean for the optics industry.