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On the 43rd episode of the Virtual Stack Podcast, I'm joined by Sean Cavanaugh (Senior Principal Technical Marketing Manager - Ansible Automation Platform, at Red Hat) and we discuss all things network automation. If you'd like to hear about main use cases, common obstacles and the solution you need (spoiler alert: Ansible :)), this episode is for you. Show notes:
- 01:00 - Intros
- 07:30 - Some of the biggest changes in networking in the last few years
- 18:30 - Main use cases for network automation
- 31:00 - Key benefits of Ansible
- 36:00 - Common obstacles on the journey to automation
- 41:30 - Closing notes
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