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This workshop explores network programming in the Python language.
We'll explore networking concepts, protocols and translate these into practical network programming.
We'll cover basic concepts, modules & third-party libraries in Python to communicate over networks.
We'll take a bottom-up approach i.e. starting from socket API up until using high level libraries like Requests.
Difference between Python2.x & Python3.x with regards to network code.
Scripts to communicate over HTTP, DNS, SSH, Telnet, FTP and SFTP.
Writing simple web scrapers.
Automating various system administration tasks.(Managing SSH sessions, Querying web services)
Managing Network data and handling network errors.
Basics of Python programming. (strings, lists, dicts, functions, files etc)
Knowledge of basic networking concepts. (Enough to know what an IP address, port number, OSI model etc.)
Laptop with administrator access (mandatory).
Minimum 2 GB RAM and 15 GB free hard disk space (More the better).
Preferably running Linux as primary OS but Windows/Mac is permissible.
Preferably, your own Internet connectivity.
Standard library
urllib, urllib2, pexpect, telnetlib, ftplib, sys, os, getpass.
Third party modules
requests, paramiko, pxssh, netaddr, netifaces, dnspython
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