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Who is Network to Code?

Network to Code is a professional services and consulting firm focused on network automation, programmability, and Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) for enterprise and service provider environments.

  • Network automation consulting and delivery services for enterprise and service provider networks.
  • Design and implementation of IaC workflows for network operations.
  • Training and enablement programs in network automation, Python, and DevNet-oriented skills.
  • Development and support around open source network automation tools and ecosystems.
  • Advisory services on network architecture, operations modernization, and toolchain integration.
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Network to Code focuses on helping enterprises, service providers, and large institutions adopt network automation practices and tooling in production environments. Its work centers on enabling network engineering and operations teams to treat network infrastructure as software, using programmatic interfaces, version control, and automated workflows to manage multi-vendor networks across data centers, campuses, branches, and cloud connectivity.

The organization’s consulting and delivery services typically cover assessment, architecture, and implementation of network automation solutions (network automation / IaC). This includes defining automation use cases such as configuration management, golden templates, compliance checks, change management workflows, and telemetry-driven operations. Network to Code often works with network APIs, model-driven interfaces, and vendor SDKs, along with common automation frameworks used in enterprise IT, aligning network workflows with broader DevOps practices.

IaC and automation projects led by Network to Code generally involve technologies such as Git-based version control, Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines, YAML/JSON data models, and common automation engines and orchestrators (network automation / DevOps toolchain). The firm is closely associated with open source ecosystems in network automation and contributes to tools and reference implementations that can be integrated into enterprise network operations platforms. These toolchains are used to standardize configuration, enforce policy, and coordinate changes across heterogeneous network devices.

Training and enablement form another core service line (training / professional services). Network to Code offers courses and hands-on programs around Python for network engineers, network Application Programming Interface (API) usage, automation frameworks, and related skill sets that map to DevNet-style roles. These programs are used by enterprises to upskill traditional network teams and align them with software-centric workflows, enabling internal staff to maintain and extend automation solutions over time.

From a marketplace taxonomy perspective, Network to Code fits into categories such as network automation consulting, IaC services, DevNet and NetDevOps training, and open source tooling support for networking. Its offerings are used by organizations that want to reduce manual network operations, increase configuration consistency, and integrate network changes into standardized IT delivery pipelines, often alongside existing ITSM, monitoring, and security tools.

Our description of Network to Code. Updated December 2025.

Market segmentation

  • Segment: Information Technology / Software & Services / IT Services / Internet Services & Infrastructure

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New York, NY

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