In my role as a network architect, I often find myself validating a design based on documentation provided by the vendor. Whenever possible, I prefer to verify at least the core functionality in the lab.

Platforms such as Cisco Meraki on the one hand simplify configurations by introducing automation and abstraction …

Writing code today often means interacting with API of many products. For me it means the possibility to integrate existing tools or create new functions.

Sometimes it is just a matter to create a small utility.

Last week I had the opportunity to attend a "Cisco Meraki Masters" session at Meraki HQ in San Francisco.

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