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We all write code, but how do we know the changes we make in the future won’t break something

TL;DR - For anyone who doesn’t want to go through the full post, here’s the short version.

If you follow me or read my blog, you probably know I'm a big advocate of Containerlab. I&

This is my second time attending the AutoCon event. The first one I went to was last year in Amsterdam

I’ve worked with Cisco, Arista, and Juniper switches most of my life, but when I first started using UniFi

The Infrahub Python SDK allows you to interact with Infrahub programmatically and can be used to query, create, modify, and

Infrahub provides multiple ways to interact with your infrastructure data, including the Web GUI, GraphQL queries, and the Python SDK.

Before we get into what Tailscale is or how it compares to a traditional remote access VPN, let’s take

I'm writing this in February 2025, and as far as I know, Palo Alto firewalls (not Panorama) don’

As the title suggests, Palo Alto's clientless VPN allows users to access internal resources (HTTPS-based) without installing the

When I first started working with Python classes, some of the most confusing topics were getters, setters, and @property. There

We know that in Palo Alto, or in any NGFW, we can allow or block various URL categories. Speaking specifically

In this blog post, we will explore how InfraHub integrates with Jinja2 and Nornir to simplify network automation workflows. To

In this blog post, we will walk you through how to clean up Palo Alto Firewall Objects and Rules using

If you work with Palo Alto firewalls, you might have heard of App-ID. They work well and let us create

At the moment, most of my documents are stored in Google Drive and locally on my machine. Whenever I need