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How does an English major with no technical background become one of the most recognizable voices in network engineering?

Drew Conry-Murray didn't start his career configuring routers, chasing certifications, or working in a NOC. He started as a copy editor who barely understood the networking articles crossing his desk.

Then someone threw him into a technical int...


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John Capobianco is back, and this time the two of us are sitting in Munich building a subnetting game from scratch, live, with spec-driven development.


I've been vibe coding automations for the show for about six months. Some of it works. A lot of it falls over, and I've spent too many late nights chasing bugs in software I couldn't rely on. 

John wanted to ...


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How much time did you invest in your career last year?

At AutoCon 5 in Munich, Andy sits down with Mike Bushong for a candid conversation about career growth, automation, AI, and staying valuable as network engineering continues to change.

Mike pushes back on one of the industry's most common narratives: learn automation and AI or get left behind.

Technology...


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