Learn LIVE with Sagar Dhawan — not a recorded video library. Build Python, Ansible, API, NetBox, pyATS/Genie and AI-powered automation through instructor demonstrations, EVE-NG labs and guided practice.
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See the type of workflow you will learn to build. Choose a network issue, inspect the CLI state and run the browser demo.
Free interactive simulation • No login required • No configuration is sent to a real device
In the live course, you learn how to connect structured network state, AI analysis, human approval, automation and pyATS validation—not just click a demo.
Every live class follows an engineering workflow: understand the concept, watch it built, execute the lab, troubleshoot failures and validate the result.
24 instructor-led sessions and 48 live hours. Ask questions during class, follow demonstrations and work through practical network automation labs.
Watch a real instructor-led automation demonstration before you enroll.
Python, Ansible, APIs and AI become valuable when you understand how they work together to build, change and validate real networks.
Not just syntax exercises. Build automation workflows that resemble the work network automation engineers actually perform.
Connect to network devices concurrently, collect configuration and operational state, handle failures and generate organized backups.
Turn structured YAML data into consistent multi-site configurations using Python and Jinja2.
Authenticate to network APIs, collect inventory and health data and generate structured reports.
Build reusable playbooks and roles for repeatable network configuration and deployment.
Use NetBox as the source of truth and drive automation from structured network inventory.
Run pre-checks and post-checks so automation verifies network state instead of assuming a change succeeded.
Feed structured network state into an AI workflow for analysis, recommendations and human-approved remediation.
Connect source of truth, automation, network testing, CI and AI into one enterprise-style workflow.
Two live classes per week, two hours per class, designed to complete in approximately three months.
The same network evolves through the course, so every new tool solves a problem students already understand.
Configuration generation → multi-device deployment → operational-state collection → pyATS/Genie validation → AI-assisted troubleshooting → PASS / FAIL reporting.
This is not a generic ChatGPT class. Learn the AI concepts that matter to network automation and testing, then apply them to network state, troubleshooting and controlled remediation.
Move from repetitive CLI operations to programmable workflows.
Add automation and NetDevOps capabilities to strong networking fundamentals.
Automate collection, validation, troubleshooting and operational tasks.
Connect Python, APIs, source of truth, testing and AI into real workflows.
No advanced programming experience required. Networking fundamentals are recommended.
Network Automation & Infrastructure Trainer
14+ years across enterprise networking, security and automation. CCIE Security, CCNP Enterprise/Security and DevNet certified, with hands-on experience across Python, Ansible, pyATS, SD-WAN, Cisco enterprise/security platforms and multi-vendor network environments.
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Build the Python, automation, testing, NetDevOps and AI skills around the networking knowledge you already have.
No advanced Python experience is required. The program starts with Python concepts specifically needed by network engineers and progressively applies them to automation.
Yes. Networking fundamentals are recommended. The course is designed for engineers who understand networking and want to add automation, NetDevOps and AI skills.
Yes. The live curriculum includes inventory, playbooks, variables, loops, network modules, Jinja2, roles, Vault and a branch-deployment lab.
Yes. The AI module covers practical AI/ML foundations, Generative AI, prompt engineering, RAG, Agentic AI, local LLM concepts, Ollama, MCP concepts and network testing/troubleshooting use cases.
Students learn the concept of AI systems that can reason over network information and invoke controlled tools/workflows, while keeping human approval and automated validation in the loop.
Yes. Students use pyATS/Genie for structured network state, pre-checks, post-checks and automated validation.
Yes. NetBox is introduced as a network source of truth and integrated with Python and Ansible workflows.
Yes. A dedicated class introduces NETCONF, RESTCONF, YANG and model-driven network automation.
SD-WAN API automation and AI-assisted SD-WAN testing concepts are included as use cases/bonus material. The core course focuses on transferable automation skills.
Yes. The course is designed around live demonstrations, hands-on labs, projects and an enterprise capstone.
The core program contains 48 hours of live instructor-led training. Additional technologies and exercises are provided as bonus/self-paced material where available.
Bonus topics include Paramiko, NAPALM, Scapy, Pyntc legacy labs, advanced Python/regex/Netmiko, additional Ansible and pyATS labs, Docker, Terraform, SD-WAN API automation, Catalyst Center API examples and AI prompt resources.
The planned duration is approximately three months: 24 live classes, two classes per week and two hours per class.
Three lightweight browser tools for network engineers. Nothing is sent to a production device and no API key is required.
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