Cloud computing runs on Cloud networks, when the cheese moves it’s time to hit the maze!
In the previous post we installed Terraform and used it to create a VPC in AWS , subnets, instances and all the necessary elements for a lab with Wireguard.
In this post we’ll install and configure a Wireguard server, a remote client and use it to access an EC2 instance in a private subnet.
In my last post I worked with AWS CLI and Cloudformation to create a simple VPC and find a configuration drift.
In this post I’ll show you how to build a VPC in AWS with all the elements necessary to lab Wireguard. We’ll use Terraform to automate the creation of the VPC.
Today I spent some time working with AWS CLI focusing on Cloudformation and how to deal with configuration drift.
Here’s some notes about the topic.
Cisco DevNet is the best thing that could happen to the entire networking industry.
DevNet is introducing a change to the whole networking industry, working on multiple fronts at the same time. I think that it will be successful. Keep reading to know why.
After messing tinkering for some time with Python
and Nornir
I felt the need of some more structured approach to speed up the learning process.
The very same day I received and email from Kirk Byers advertising his Nornir Automation Training . That’s destiny!
I had the opportunity to work with Cisco Advanced Services for a project based on Cisco ACI .
It was the first time for me, here’s how it went.
This year I had again the opportunity to attend Cisco Live Europe in Barcelona.
Made it! #CLEUR pic.twitter.com/zzCNNWPfTI
— Gian Paolo (@gp_ifconfig) January 27, 2020
Just received a mail sent from a plane with some good news: I’m Cisco Champion (again )!
Last year I bought an Huawei Matebook D to use at home for light workload like surfing the web (is this term still in use?) and take notes for my blog.
The Matebook replaced my tablet, I preferred an actual laptop over a tablet with a keyboard.
After a year of use I finally decided to install Linux on the laptop. Here I share my experience.
I’ll keep updating this post with new findings.