Python 101 for Network Engineers

An introduction to the basics of Python, provided in the context of a Network Engineer's perspective

[@bryank.3277]

Thanks Calvin! This training was an awesome introduction to Python, and a neat way to audit software compliance. I hope to see more content from you in the future!

[@Cluccers]

SO refreshing to find a tutorial that doesn't assume your technically illiterate, really helped me start off learning at a great paced, keep up the great work!

[@jaywessex5818]

please continue making content. this is excellent and your way of articulating is right up my alley for long learning sessions.

[@brade1208]

Well done sir! You have a knack for explaining yourself, a gift that few possess. For individuals with no experience with automation in a professional environment such as me, thank you!

[@pipi_delina]

I wish there was time stamp for the video.... the tuts is awesome.... big ups....

[@alexiscalderons]

Thank you very much Calvin! You rocket it 🫶🚀🚀🚀🚀😍 an awesome intro training. I’ll be practicing and getting my hand dirty into it. ❤️

[@PRESHALINP]

this is such a great video, thank you Calvin for explaining things in a really detailed manor...

[@timothyncho]

Nailed it. Simple but important information just for network engineers

[@gagufias]

Thank you for this great tutorial, I would like to see a similar video but with the use of Cisco devices.

[@tapansaha6624]

very clear explanation, we expect more such type of videos in future. Thank you Calvin.

[@mansoormohammed4831]

Really helpful video Calvin for beginners like me

[@NetworkTechnician]

Thanks for the conditions procedure. Amazingly explained.

[@jaffatherealest]

Great video. Covered lots but also easy to follow. Python is very logical imo so having lots of fun learning it!

[@lamindarboe3365]

thank you so much for the wonderful video.

[@craigreid9553]

Thanks Calvin, thats some great content right there.

[@johndoolittle5005]

Great training..Very well articulated!

[@hdhillon774]

Thanks lot Calvin, well explained

[@igorshtanko4645]

Good job. Very usefull. Thank you very much.

[@pipi_delina]

What happened to the channel PacketFerret... It had interesting topics i liked alot.. any chance activating it again?

[@ManuelBerfelde]

nice vid - just one thing: windows has package managers ('winget, chocolatey) to install software - it would be cool if you helped spread the word!

[@shadowintel_]

Good job, i have a question i am upper beginner/intermediate level in python will it be good if i learn python for network and pentesting because i need to learn more about the code of pentesting would you suggest me nevertheless i do like your channel. Thanks

[@gujujai]

Thanks, Calvin. Had a request, can you please also upload the Ansible 101 videos from your packetferret channel? They were very helpful and wanted to go over them again. As always, appreciate you sharing your knowledge.

[@CalvinRemsburg0]

Done! Check out the video titled "Automation Frameworks: Ansible and Nornir"

[@RiyadSalem-py]

thanks Calvin 🎩

[@riazkhanmarwat]

how did Devices() know what ip is for the 'host' in this tutorial?

[@tobbyisikalu]

Thank you Calvin for this video, please i would like to know if the "from jnpr.junos import Device" works without being connected to a Juniper device ? i am having errors running that.

[@milanmastik]

yes that'll work without any connection to a Juniper device. Error in import command means an issue with library installation.

[@ZahidHussain-lx5jo]

Superb 👍

[@lxz86]

easy and clear

[@emrahkaraca4273]

thanks for training :D

[@intercrew99]

Awesome!

[@thkhan]

excellent

[@roxor344]

I love Juniper

[@rosierickiecoppedge475]

Thanks

[@marionoriega1304]

He's good, with my help he could be the best.

[@trollobite1629]

I'm going to make the effort to learn Python so I can code an AI that will take out my X wife and is smart enough to fool Lieutenant Columbo.