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Open APIs only
Everything is built on documented vendor APIs. No proprietary agents, no lock-in, nothing you cannot walk away from.
Our story
Built from real network operations, not a product roadmap
TechNetBuddy started with a familiar frustration. Enterprise networking and software development were treated as separate worlds. Network teams waited on developers who did not know what a VRF was. Development teams shipped tools that ignored how a fabric actually behaves in production.
So we stopped waiting. Every application we build began as something we needed on a live Cisco environment or a sprawling multi-cloud estate, built by people who had to operate it the next morning.
Today that work spans Cisco SDA, SD-WAN and ACI management tools, unified reporting across Azure, AWS and GCP, free mobile utilities on Google Play, and a growing set of channels where we teach what we have learned.
Cisco platformsSDA · SD-WAN · ACI
Cloud providersAzure · AWS · GCP
Mobile appsGoogle Play
Content@technetbuddy
Based inOntario, Canada
Support24/7 available
How we work
Four things we do not compromise on
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Short delivery cycles
You see working software in weeks, not quarters. Feedback shapes the next build instead of arriving after launch.
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Real handover
Documentation, runbooks and training so your team owns the system. We are a partner, not a dependency.
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Security by default
Least privilege, encrypted secrets and audit logging are part of the build, not a phase we get to later.
Discovery & scoping
Prototype in your environment
Build & iterate
Handover & support
Our mission
Technology should remove work, not create it
Every tool we ship is measured against one question: did this give someone their afternoon back? If a dashboard needs a training course, we built it wrong. If an automation needs babysitting, it is not automation.
That standard applies to the content too. The tutorials on YouTube exist because a clear ten-minute explanation saves an engineer a week of guessing.
Let's talk about your environment
Cisco fabric, cloud sprawl, or an app that should exist but does not. Start with a conversation.