“In a lot of the cases, we’ve tied our identity, maybe too closely, to the CLI and to the things we do day-to-day versus the actual intent of what we’re trying to do, and I think as an industry, we’re at that point where if you can learn how to use an assembly line to build your network instead of building everything by hand all the time, you’re going to be in the driver seat for the next generation of networking,” says author and technologist, Chris Grundemann…
“In a lot of the cases, we’ve tied our identity, maybe too closely, to the CLI and to the things we do day-to-day versus the actual intent of what we’re trying to do, and I think as an industry, we’re at that point where if you can learn how to use an assembly line to build your network instead of building everything by hand all the time, you’re going to be in the driver seat for the next generation of networking,” says author and technologist, Chris Grundemann…
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