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Cisco working to regain control of the network edge in containers
Gets into the future of container networking via CNCF.
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SecurityTarget Data Breach Lawsuits Are Settled | Fortune.com
Target gets out of its security breach quite cheaply I think.
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IETF RFC8159 Keyed IPv6 Tunnel
Yet another L2oL3 overlay. Because we don't have enough of them.
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Ethernet is 44 Years Old
Its doesn’t make me feel old. It makes me sad that we can’t change. Ethernet's 44th birthday is Monday. I sketched this to include in a typed memo on May 22, 1973 at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center. pic.twitter.com/M6rHpO5XCr — Bob Metcalfe (@BobMetcalfe) May 20, 2017
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What Does Network Telemetry Replace ?
I’ve been thinking about what Network Telemetry will change in network equipment. It was this slide from Cisco Live that gave me a starting point: What it highlights is that poor quality of tools for troubleshooting. We have the CLI and Packet Capture. The CLI is expensive to operate because it requires highly trained and […]
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RFC 1438 – Internet Engineering Task Force Statements Of Boredom (SOBs)
Its meant to be funny but its not.
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Rant: Microsoft attempts to shift blame onto NSA
Microsoft attempts to shift some blame, reduce brand damage by attacking the NSA (which can’t fight back)
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Response: Verizon unlocks the power of open source and virtualization with the addition of new whitebox
OpenStack as Customer CPE for Verizon. That must be upsetting.
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Full Stack Journey 004: Brent Salisbury
Brent Salisbury is today's guest on Full Stack Journey. As someone who transitioned from network engineer to software developer, Brent is ideally suited to share his experiences.
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Full Stack Journey 004: Brent Salisbury
Brent Salisbury is today's guest on Full Stack Journey. As someone who transitioned from network engineer to software developer, Brent is ideally suited to share his experiences.
Research: Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report 2017
Must read report to stay informed on security.
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Quick Take – Viptela Acquired By Cisco
Greg and Ethan record a quick podcast take on Cisco's acquisition of Viptela.
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Apache Foundation hails Metron as new top level project for cybersecurity • The Register
The pre-cursor to Cisco Tetration is high profile.
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Invasion of the Hardware Snatchers: Cloned Electronics Pollute the Market – IEEE Spectrum
The integrity of the physical supply is an underestimated risk.
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Response: Don’t believe the non-programming hype – Paul’s blog
Paul Gear has a great response to a recent Packet Pushers Weekly episode on programming/automation and this particular view that I agree with: Programming isn’t hype; programming is a fundamental IT skill. If you don’t understand the basics of computer architecture (e.g. CPU instruction pointers, registers, RAM, stacks, cache, etc.) and how to create instructions […]
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9 Easy Ways to Break a Cisco Network
Every day operation of a Cisco router is likely to cause failure.
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Response: Why a new routing stack? – Russ White
Some background on the Free Range Routing project.
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Workflow ubiquity: why vendors are so bad at enabling automation – J-Net Community
The struggle with automation is workflow.
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Response: Bose headphones spy on listeners: lawsuit | Reuters
How much money is there in customer profiling ?
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Has Intel Invented a Universal Memory Tech? – IEEE Spectrum
What is it ?
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