Show 380: Network Engineer Roundtable: What’s On Your Mind?
Today's Weekly Show gathers a group of network engineers to talk about what's on their minds. Our roundtable covers automation, vendor relationships, not knowing things (and how to change that) & more. The post Show 380: Network Engineer Roundtable: What’s On Your Mind? appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ 142: TCP Latency Monitoring With Ruru
Today's Priority Queue peers into the Ruru project, which is open source software for TCP monitoring. Our guest is Ruru developer Richard Cziva. The post PQ 142: TCP Latency Monitoring With Ruru appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Announcing The Packet Pushers Virtual Design Clinic Series
Many of you tell us that traveling to tech conferences is not going to happen. You can’t get the time out of the office. You can’t get the expense approved. Your boss thinks you’ll be rolling down the boulevard in a limo drunk five minutes after the plane lands. Whatever your reasons, you’re not going […]Small Giants
I’m sure you’ve all come across the phrase “standing on the shoulders of giants”. Whilst it’s easy to remember or glibly repeat, it’s also easy to forget or ignore the serious message being delivered by those words. To me, the meaning is legion; something as close and personal as my parent’s care (well, of one […]Adopting Open Source Is About Integration, Not Programming
Adopting open source is about integration, not programming.Datanauts 124: VMware Cloud On AWS (Sponsored)
VMware Cloud on AWS lets you run a native VMware environment on bare metal AWS servers. The Datanauts delve into service details, use cases, and nerd knob options with episode sponsor VMware. The post Datanauts 124: VMware Cloud On AWS (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Cisco Adds Workload Protection To Tetration
Cisco adds workload protection capabilities to its Tetration appliance via an agent that runs on application hosts.How Many Bandwidths Does An SD-WAN Need? – Video
Comparing the complexity of a private and public WANNetwork Break 174: Cisco Securifies Tetration; GitHub Beats Back DDoS
Cisco positions Tetration for workload protection, GitHub weathers a massive DDoS storm, Canada cans IBM and more tech news on this week's Network Break. The post Network Break 174: Cisco Securifies Tetration; GitHub Beats Back DDoS appeared first on Packet Pushers.
ChatOps – more Ops?
In the recent years we observed several movements inside of Corporate IT – DevOps and NetOps are two big ones in my experience. Probably there are more. While the definition of those is constantly changing depending on who you talk to and what time of day. Recently I came across a new term – ChatOps. […]Link Propagation 108
Welcome to Link Propagation, a Packet Pushers newsletter. Link Propagation is included in your free membership. Each week we scour the InterWebs to find the most relevant practitioner blog posts, tech news, and product announcements. We drink from the fire hose so you can sip from a coffee cup. A note from Greg Why Link […]Show 379: Grappling With Promise Theory
Mark Burgess, who developed the principles of Promise Theory as a way to model distributed systems, joins the Packet Pushers to explore how his ideas connect to networking and information systems. The post Show 379: Grappling With Promise Theory appeared first on Packet Pushers.
When Will BGP Become Unfashionable? – Video
If we're ever going to find a replacement for BGP, we'll need to build a community that draws interest and attention. Where will the next fashion come from?PQ 141: Using Open-Source FastNetMon For DDoS Detection
FastNetMon is open-source software for DDoS detection. On today's Priority Queue we explore the software & its capabilities with project leader Pavel Odintsov. The post PQ 141: Using Open-Source FastNetMon For DDoS Detection appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Datanauts 123: Security Without Firewalls
Can you run a secure infrastructure without firewalls? Today on Datanauts, we make the case for this idea with guests Nick Buraglio and Jon Zeolla. The post Datanauts 123: Security Without Firewalls appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Cisco Chases Intent-Based Startups With Network Assurance Engine
Cisco chases intent-based networking startups with Network Assurance Engine, an application that creates a real-time model of network state.Infrastructure-as-a-Code-Git-Part-1
After our short introduction to IAC we shall start exploring some of the different tool that are mainly used in the IAC concept. If you have missed the previous post you can read it here The first tool I want to introduce is GIT (and I think is the most important one). What is GIT a […]Network Break 173: Intel Hit By Lawsuits; Oracle Plugs Portfolio Gap
Today's Network Break examines the lawsuit tsunami swamping Intel, new security disclosure guidance from the SEC, an Oracle security acquisition & more tech news. Our guest is Ed Horley. The post Network Break 173: Intel Hit By Lawsuits; Oracle Plugs Portfolio Gap appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Show 378: Cisco Zero Touch Provisioning (Sponsored)
Today's Weekly Show explores Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) with sponsor Cisco. We'll look at doing ZTP at scale, plus drill into iPXE and ONIE, golden ISOs, and integration with tools such as Chef, Puppet, and Ansible. The post Show 378: Cisco Zero Touch Provisioning (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ 140: OPNsense Wants To Be Your Open-Source Firewall
Today's Priority Queue looks at OPNsense, the open-source firewall and router. We examine features and capabilities, how it differs from other open firewalls, and more. The post PQ 140: OPNsense Wants To Be Your Open-Source Firewall appeared first on Packet Pushers.
