[New Roadmap Feedback] Network Engineering

[AnonymousApexio]

Roadmap URL

https://roadmap.sh/network-engineer

Suggestions

The quality of Roadmaps has been devolving lately, this roadmap is a disappointment.

Why is it that the cybersecurity roadmap has more networking knowledge and practice than the roadmap specifically designed for network engineering.

Compare the frontend roadmap and this roadmap. Look at how detailed that roadmap is compared to this one.

No mention Cisco Packet Tracer, GNS3, EVE-NG.

No link to linux roadmap even tho it's like half of the job.

No troubleshooting methodology.

No automation (Ansible, Python, IaC, APIs)

Missing a ton of crucial concepts like:

NAT/PAT
ACLs
VRFs
VXLAN
SD-WAN
MPLS-VPN
GRE/IPSec tunnels
High Availability protocols:

• HSRP
• VRRP
• GLBP

And the actual steps for learning each is also ... bad. Why is DNS concepts after routing and switching?

Anyways... a lot of improvements can be done on that roadmap. Currently, it's not enough to pass CCNA, much less holding up to its name.

[jcanalesluna]

Hi, thank you very much for the feedback. We do our best to make them comprehensive while accessible for beginner learners. Still, sometimes we miss important concepts, or things can simply get better. I'm updating the roadmap to reflect your suggestions. Roadmaps are living documents, and feedback like yours is key for us to keep them complete and up-to-date. Again, thanks!