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Why Automated Feedback Loops Are the Future of Real Time Network Monitoring

by [email protected] | Dec 23, 2025 | Blog

Historically, network monitoring has been focused on collecting logs and alerts and then responding to the alerts after they occurred. Although modern networks are constantly changing due to new devices, changing traffic patterns, changing application workloads, and...

Network Validation: How to Automatically Verify Configurations and Connectivity

by [email protected] | Dec 23, 2025 | Blog

It is no longer feasible to manually validate the configuration and connectivity of huge, dispersed enterprise networks. With continued migration to cloud-based data centers, remote workers being brought into enterprise networks at a rapid pace, ongoing changes to the...

Network Automation with Python: Building Scripts to Validate, Monitor, and Secure

by [email protected] | Dec 1, 2025 | Blog

With networks continuing to rapidly evolve at a pace greater than many IT departments can monitor manually, automated network operations via Python as a programming language have become a viable option for enterprise organizations to validate configurations, monitor...

Network Vulnerabilities: How to Automatically Detect and Remediate Risk

by [email protected] | Nov 26, 2025 | Blog

Today’s networks are more distributed than a few years ago. Both remote teams and applications running on a cloud service, in addition to third-party applications provide a breadth of attack surface. The security team is now tasked with detect risks before the...
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Setup Since version 2.6, Netpicker supports file transfer configuration backups using various protocols like SCP, SFTP and TFTP. To enable this, you need configure and start up an extra container called 'transferium' using the options/transferium.yml docker compose...

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A syslog-ng container that listens for network device configuration change events and forwards them to the agent. Overview This container: Receives syslog messages via TCP (port 6601) and UDP (port 5514) Filters for device configuration change events from various...

Netpicker and Slurp’it announcements at AutoCon4: Integrated Network Automation

At Flock9, our mission is to simplify network automation while delivering powerful capabilities for enterprise environments. Our two products, Netpicker and Slurp'it, are designed to work in tandem to provide a comprehensive solution for network discovery, data...

Why Automated Feedback Loops Are the Future of Real Time Network Monitoring

Historically, network monitoring has been focused on collecting logs and alerts and then responding to the alerts after they occurred. Although modern networks are constantly changing due to new devices, changing traffic patterns, changing application workloads, and...

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