🌐 Network Engineer | Network Automation

Hello! I'm a Network Engineer in enterprise and carrier networks. This repository serves as my professional knowledge base and portfolio, where I document solutions and showcase practical automation scripts developed to solve real network‑operations challenges. Your feedback is welcome!

Structure

/project

├── images

├── Networks

├── Python

├── Scripts

├── Core

├── NetCheatSheets

└── README.md

Folders and Their Contents (Knowledge Base in Development...)

№	Folder	Description
1	images	Images used throughout the project.
2	Networks	Theoretical knowledge base on networking.
3	Python	Theory and notes on the Python programming language.
4	Scripts	Python scripts for automating routine operations.
5	Core	Core project files – structure of the main points.
6	NetCheatSheets	Infographics / quick‑reference cheat‑sheets for networking technologies (BGP, OSPF, VPN, security, etc.).
7	README.md	This file – overview of the repository, its structure, and my professional focus.

🛠️ How to Use This Repository

1. Install Obsidian – the markdown‑based knowledge‑base editor.

   • Download the latest version from the official site: https://obsidian.md/
   • Follow the installation instructions for your OS (Windows, macOS, Linux).

2. Clone (or download) the repository

   # Using HTTPS
   git clone https://github.com/One3dm/Obsidian
   # OR using SSH
   git clone ggit@github.com:One3dm/Obsidian.git

3. Open the folder in Obsidian

   • Launch Obsidian.
   • Click “Open folder as vault” on the start screen.
   • Navigate to the folder you just cloned (Obsidian) and select it.

   The vault will load all markdown files, allowing you to:

   • Browse the theoretical notes in Networks/ and Python/.
   • Run or examine the automation scripts in Scripts/.
   • View the cheat‑sheets in NetCheatSheets/ (click on any image to enlarge).

4. (Optional) Install Python dependencies – if you plan to execute the scripts locally.

   cd Obsidian/Scripts
   python3 -m venv venv
   source venv/bin/activate   # Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
   pip install -r requirements.txt   # create this file as you add libs

   After that you can run any script, e.g.:

   python get_interface_status.py --host 10.0.0.1 --user admin --password secret

🔧 Technology Stack

Network Engineering & Core Automation:

Networking Protocols & Specializations:

Systems & Monitoring:

📫 Connect With Me

Thank you for visiting my professional knowledge base. I welcome connections and discussions about network engineering and automation.

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Paths: [[Core]] Tags: #README