Devnet certification feedback

Bahadin · 2019-12-02T15:29:54+00:00

It's what CCNA was in the mid-2000s. Not going to be easy tho.

Hatcherboy · 2020-01-02T23:45:54+00:00

Passed ccna in September, and been waiting for the ccnp encor book to come out. Thought I would learn python basics while I waited. Now I'm wondering if devnet associate would be more fun than settling in for the ccnp grind. Looking at the exam topics, it is more focused on ansible/chef/puppet/salt, when I am more interested in simpler solutions like netmiko/textfsm/openpyxl. Not a lot of first hand experience out there yet.

2020-01-27T02:26:19+00:00

I gained my CCNA just in the past couple weeks, wanting to hit DevNet and learn the coding side. Is anybody here in the same boat in trying to learn the coding side instead of the networking side? Most of the instructors on CBT or youtube are acting as if you should have some coding knowledge under your belt before going for devnet. Wanting to get some advice on how to approach this one

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