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Here at NetDNA we love GitHub. We use it for our Open Source Projects, as well as some super secret projects that I can’t tell you about…yet. As a Developer Advocate, my job is to make sure that our community … Continued
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Submit API Bugs on GitHub
Purging Pull Zones Cache
One easy way you can purge your Pull Zones Cache programmatically is to use the Pull Zone API. This method will allow you to delete a cache of a specific Zone ID. To get the list of Zone Ids in … Continued
Introduction to Python and NetDNA API
Using Python programming language to interact with the NetDNA REST API is made easy by using the NetDNA Python client software package. If you have Python already installed in your system, you can use pip application to install the NetDNA … Continued
How We Built Our Real-Time Network Monitoring System
This year’s Velocity Conference inspired us to upgrade our network monitoring system to Eagle Eye 2.0. To be fair, moving offices and contemplating lugging along our outdated NOC system helped too. On Friday, Samir mentions that Sajal (from cdnplanet/turbobytes) will … Continued
Getting Started With Ruby and NetDNA API
The simplest way to interact with the NetDNA REST API using Ruby is by using the netdnarws RubyGem. You can install this gem by typing the following command in your shell or command line:
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gem install netdnarws
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RubyGems is a package manager … Continued