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Weekly Show 405: Juniper Contrail SD-WAN: Driving Wave Two (Sponsored)
In today's Weekly Show we drill into Contrail SD-WAN with sponsor Juniper Networks. We discuss Contrail SD-WAN's three pillars--routing, VPNs, and security--and look at how the product distinguishes itself from its competitors. Our guest is Tony Sarathchandra, Director, Product Management - Software Defined Networking Technology and Solutions at Juniper Networks.
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Migration was Rough Buts It Complete – Blameless Blamestorming
The problems are behind us. Here is some self-abuse with a postmortem. As usual, RSS feeds fail to migrate cleanly.
Response: How the Hippies Destroyed the Internet | July 2018 | Communications of the ACM
Does it simplify to Freedom vs Cost of Access
Site Migration May Cause Service Interruption – Starts today
We are migrating the Packet Pushers website to new hosting today. Most people will not notice the difference and everything will be normal. Key features are massive increase in performance, IPv6 support and SSL/TLS by default. HOWEVER …… Last time we enabled SSL/TLS on the site many podcast apps stopped working forcing a roll back. […]
BiB 52 Redhat Ansible – Moving up and scaling out
Redhat Ansible talking about the future of Ansible, making it biggerer and betterer.
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BiB 51 Nyansa Networks Analytics for SD-WANs and Campus
Analytics for the real world WAN using agents to provide deeper visibility. Also Campus LANs and Wireless so you can build QOE dashboard.
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Seven Reasons Why We Automate ?
Hard things are fun, boring things means boring,Deutsche Telekom Joins The Linux Foundation, Deepens Investment in Open Source Networking – The Linux Foundation
Taking ownership of open source to replace vendor requestsBiB 50 Big Switch Networks Brings Off-prem to On-prem Network Field Day 18
Cloud First Networking – the challenge of networking in multiple clouds is substantial How can we make on-prem look like the public cloud. Don’t make AWS look like a on-prem network, make an off-prem network look like an on-prem network. Instead of configuring VRFs and VLANs, we should be configuring the public cloud equivalent of […]
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BiB 49 – IPinfusion – Its Takes Team to Make a Whitebox – Network Field Day 18
Edgecore Edgecore is a wholly owned subsidiary of Accton Producing increasing diversity of network equipment, the range of possible applications of Broadcom silicon. Includes a optical solution the choice to focus on SP is interesting, does this imply that All of these products run IPinfusion software. Broadcom Talking about the breadth of their portfolio […]
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BiB 48: Gluware at Network Field Day 18
I broadly consider Gluware an automation engine that can deliver effective automation inside an brownfield network. That is, its multi-vendor, multi-technology (e.g. switches / firewalls, routers, QOS,) and works with the existing tooling such as CLI. So you don’t have to buy new hardware to start the SDN process. Thats a useful way to start […]
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WeWork bans meat – Business Insider
How will Enterprise IT companies close deals without lavish steak dinners
Amazon To Sell Whitebox ? They Could But More Likely to Sell SD-WAN
More likely about moving enterprise onto AWS.
Video: Amazon To Sell Whitebox ? Analysis and Thinking Because I’m Not Sure
What sort of Whitebox network ? Ethernet or X86 network appliance ?