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Network Programming with Perl Lincoln D. Stein
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

Publisher=Que ISBN=0-7897-0866-3. This DevOps person will be more programmer than specialized engineer, being skilled in Ruby or Python or whatever language and capable of developing the software connective tissue required to make good on all the promised OpEx savings. Perl makes network programming easy by providing built in functions that can be used to create low level client/server programs from scratch. I want to be That skill set is non-trivial, and the software skills required to actually connect things goes well beyond the shell and Perl scripting that the vast majority of network engineers have in their toolboxes. The version of perl can be checked by this command ($ perl -v). 1/4 of this book's content deals with network programming. Extensive network design and maintenance experience in both large scale commercial and cutting edge academic research networks. Programming: Fluent in C, C++, Perl and PHP; I pick up new programming languages very quickly. You practically have no chances to do that singlehandedly and you need the other nodes in the network to help you. Also, if you are into PERl as much as I am, you need this one on your shelf.