NautoCon: The Nautobot Users Group

NautoCon brings Nautobot users together in-person to share what works, see what’s next for the platform and help shape the roadmap.

Each event is a half-day morning with the people building and running Nautobot, co-located with Network Automation Forum’s AutoCon Conference.

Nautobot users at a NautoCon session

NautoCon Tucson 2026 Coming Up

November 18, 20268:00 AM to 12:00 PM MSTTucson, ArizonaThe Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa, Sonoran Room
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What Is NautoCon?

NautoCon is the users group for Nautobot, the leading enterprise Network Source of Truth & Automation Platform, hosted by Network to Code.

Each NautoCon event is a half-day, in-person event where the engineers and leaders who run Nautobot hear the product vision from Network to Code, learn from real customer deployments, and compare notes with peers deploying their own Network Source of Truth (NSoT) & automation solutions.

NautoCon is also where Nautobot users get a direct say in what comes next. Attendees provide input into roadmap priorities, so the event directly shapes what the Nautobot team builds next.

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What to Expect

A half-day format built around the people who use Nautobot every day. Exciting sessions, customer case studies, and a direct line to the Nautobot roadmap.

Keynote

The Nautobot vision: where the platform is today and where it’s going.

Customer Panel

Real-world Nautobot deployments, told by the teams who run them.

Platform Update

What’s shipped since the last NautoCon and what’s coming next.

Shape the Roadmap

Attendees discuss and vote on the features that matter most.

Peer Breakouts

Small-group discussions with other Nautobot users on shared challenges.

NautoCon Speakers

The customers running Nautobot in production who have taken the NautoCon stage.

Greg Botts

Greg Botts

Senior Network Engineer

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Austin 2025
Kirstin Nickerson

Kirstin Nickerson

Manager, Automation Development

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Austin 2025
Todd Simmons

Todd Simmons

Director, Automation Platforms

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Austin 2025
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João Soares

Lead Network/Security Engineer

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Munich 2026
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Leo Fleskes

Network Automation Engineer

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Munich 2026
Roger Perkin headshot

Roger Perkin

Senior Network Engineer

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Munich 2026
Jesse LoTempio headshot

Jesse LoTempio

System Analyst

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Tucson 2026
Joey Coakley headshot

Joey Coakley

Principal Cloud Network Engineer

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Tucson 2026
Marcus Cain headshot

Marcus Cain

Director, Network Engineering

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Tucson 2026

Who Should Attend

Anyone using Nautobot today, or seriously considering it, will leave with ideas they can put to work immediately. Built for the engineers, architects, and leaders who run their networks on Nautobot.

Network Automation Engineers

Pick up practical patterns for Jobs, Apps, and integrations from teams running Nautobot in production.

Network Architects

See how other teams model their data and scale their NSoT across complex environments.

Network & IT Leaders

Hear how automation programs drive business outcomes and where the Nautobot roadmap is headed.

Teams Evaluating Nautobot

See Nautobot in real production environments and get straight answers from the teams who run it.

Why We Host NautoCon

Nautobot started as an open source project, and Network to Code still builds it alongside the community that uses it. NautoCon gives us a room to listen, share what’s coming, and learn from our community how you run Nautobot.

The best ideas on the Nautobot roadmap come from users. NautoCon is where we hear them firsthand and turn them into what we build next.

NautoCon was a good confirmation that we use Nautobot in a similar way as other customers, and that we’re actually pretty far with our implementations.
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Hosted by Network to Code

NautoCon is hosted by Network to Code, the network automation software company and sole maintainer of Nautobot.

The Nautobot Community edition is free and open source, built with the users who run it every day. As teams grow, Network to Code offers Nautobot Professional, Nautobot Enterprise, and Nautobot Cloud to meet them wherever they are in their automation journey. Support and professional services are there to help complete any project, so the team on stage at NautoCon is the same team helping customers automate every day.

NautoCon FAQ

What is NautoCon?

NautoCon is a half-day users group for Nautobot users, hosted by Network to Code, where attendees hear the product vision, learn from customer deployments, and help shape the roadmap.

Who is NautoCon for?

Network automation engineers, architects, and IT leaders who use Nautobot, plus teams evaluating it.

How do I attend NautoCon?

Apply through the application page. Accepted attendees get an email with a private link to register for their ticket.

Is NautoCon free?

Network to Code covers the cost of NautoCon, so community members can attend at no cost. Seats are limited and attendance is by application.

How often is NautoCon held?

NautoCon is co-located with AutoCon events. We aim to host 2 events per year.

Are NautoCon sessions recorded?

Yes, sessions are recorded and available on each past event page.

Join Us at NautoCon Tucson 2026

November 18, 2026 in Tucson, Arizona. Apply for a seat at the next NautoCon, a half-day morning with the people building and running Nautobot.

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