Datanauts 081: Building Secure Email Infrastructure
Today the Datanauts discuss the whys and hows of building secure in-house email infrastructure. Our guest is Jacob Evans. The post Datanauts 081: Building Secure Email Infrastructure appeared first on Packet Pushers.Network Break 132: Riverbed To Buy Xirrus; Intel Rethinks OpenStack
Take a Network Break! In this episode we discuss Riverbeds Xirrus acquisition, Barracudas stock slide, Intels rethinking of OpenStack, and other compelling tech news. The post Network Break 132: Riverbed To Buy Xirrus; Intel Rethinks OpenStack appeared first on Packet Pushers.Show 336: Ethan & Greg Ask Me Anything Part 1
Todays show is an AMA (Ask Me Anything). Greg and Ethan answer listener questions about professional development, staying relevant, and career regrets and successes. The post Show 336: Ethan & Greg Ask Me Anything Part 1 appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 112: Free Range Routing At IETF 98
Todays Priority Queue dives into Free Range Routing, an open source router thats a fork of Quagga. We examine capabilities, deployment options & more. This episode was recorded live at IETF 98. The post PQ Show 112: Free Range Routing At IETF 98 appeared first on Packet Pushers.Datanauts 080: The Current State Of Network Automation & Telemetry
The Datanauts explore the current state of network automation and telemetry and discuss how network engineers can transition from the CLI to a more automated infrastructure. Our guest is Ryan Booth. The post Datanauts 080: The Current State Of Network Automation & Telemetry appeared first on Packet Pushers.Network Break 131: Arista & Cisco’s Pas De Deux; Oracle’s Unusual Cloud Strategy
Our latest Network Break reviews the latest move in Arista & Ciscos IP lawsuit dance, examines Oracles approach to building cloud services, and more. The post Network Break 131: Arista & Cisco’s Pas De Deux; Oracle’s Unusual Cloud Strategy appeared first on Packet Pushers.Show 335: A Deep Dive Into NFV
Todays Weekly Show explores the technology of NFV, business drivers & use cases, and how it differs from SDN. Our guest is Jeff Doyle. The post Show 335: A Deep Dive Into NFV appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 111: YANG Models & Telemetry At IETF 98
Todays Priority Queue drills into the YANG data modeling language and telemetry. Our guest is Benoit Claise The post PQ Show 111: YANG Models & Telemetry At IETF 98 appeared first on Packet Pushers.Datanauts 079: Designing For The vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA)
The Datanauts peer under the hood of VMwares VCSA 6.5 to see whats new and discuss whether you should migrate. Our guest is Emad Younis. The post Datanauts 079: Designing For The vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) appeared first on Packet Pushers.Network Break 130: VMware Sells vCloud Air; AT&T Tests White Boxes
Take a Network Break! This week we cover VMwares sale of vCloud Air, AT&Ts experiments with white box switches, the Free Range Routing Project, and more. The post Network Break 130: VMware Sells vCloud Air; AT&T Tests White Boxes appeared first on Packet Pushers.Show 334: Illumio & Adaptive Security (Sponsored)
In today s sponsored podcast we talk with Illumio about its Adaptive Security Platform. Illumios approach is to drive filtering and enforcement using adaptive segmentation technology that adjusts security policies in real time to changes in your network. The post Show 334: Illumio & Adaptive Security (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 110: Is The CCIE Fading In Value?
The CCIE has been the gold standard certification in networking for years, but its been tarnished by recent critiques. On todays Priority Queue we discuss whether the value of the CCIE is fading. The post PQ Show 110: Is The CCIE Fading In Value? appeared first on Packet Pushers.Datanauts 078: Object Storage & The OpenIO Project
Today on the Datanauts its object storage. Our guest is Enrico Signoretti. Well talk about how object storage compares to file & block, discuss use cases, look into the OpenIO project & more The post Datanauts 078: Object Storage & The OpenIO Project appeared first on Packet Pushers.Network Break 129: Extreme Buys Brocade DC Gear; VMware Dumping Virtual Switch Support
Take a Network Break! We dive into Extremes purchase of Brocade data center assets, VMwares plans to dump third-party virtual switches, Amazons contact center ambitions & more. The post Network Break 129: Extreme Buys Brocade DC Gear; VMware Dumping Virtual Switch Support appeared first on Packet Pushers.Show 333: Automation & Orchestration In Networking
Todays Weekly Show gets into orchestration and automation, how its being applied to the network, tools and platforms in use, upsides and downsides, and more. Our guests are Pete Lumbis and Michael Damkot. The post Show 333: Automation & Orchestration In Networking appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 109: A Look Inside DMEVPN
On today s Priority Queue, we explore DMEVPN, a open-source technology for multipoint EVPN tunnels. By using DMEVPN, network engineers can extend layer-2 tunnels across an IP network. The post PQ Show 109: A Look Inside DMEVPN appeared first on Packet Pushers.Datanauts 077: Transitioning To A Less Technical Role
The Datanauts & guest Tom Hollingsworth explore the transition from the engineering trenches to new roles that demand new skills but less detailed technical know-how. The post Datanauts 077: Transitioning To A Less Technical Role appeared first on Packet Pushers.Network Break 128: Cisco’s Big TelNet Vulnerability; Google Scolds Symantec
Todays Network Break covers news from Cisco, IBM, Juniper & more. And check out our latest Coffee Talk interview at the end of the show, where we talk with Cooper Cash about his CloudGenix SD-WAN deployment. The post Network Break 128: Cisco’s Big TelNet Vulnerability; Google Scolds Symantec appeared first on Packet Pushers.Show 332: Don’t Believe The Programming Hype
Do network engineers need to learn programming if they want to keep their jobs? And just what do we mean by programming anyway? Russ White, Matt Oswalt, and Steve Hood join the Packet Pushers to discuss. The post Show 332: Don’t Believe The Programming Hype appeared first on Packet Pushers.