Show 288: The Future Of Networking With Russ White – Recorded Live
In this episode, Ethan Banks sat down with network architect Russ White for a live interview about the current state of the network, emerging trends such as SDN and open networking, and why we need more protocols instead of fewer.
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Monitoring CPU on firewalls
There is a trend in network monitoring toward Push Model (versus Pull Model) where network devices send metrics to a collector in a ‘netflow’ like fashion (read blog post of Matt Oswalt). It is up to the collector to interpret that data; no need to standardize what is being sent. The only agreement is on data format […]
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Monitoring CPU On firewalls
There is a trend in network monitoring toward Push Model (versus Pull Model) where network devices send metrics to a collector in a ‘netflow’ like fashion (read blog post of Matt Oswalt). It is up to the collector to interpret that data; no need to standardize what is being sent. The only agreement is on data format […]
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Community is Key
So in case anyone didn’t know, I got to speak at Interop Las Vegas 2016 last week. It was an amazing experience, and I think it changed my professional outlook on a lot of things. I had never attended a large conference like this before, and it was slightly daunting in that respect, to say […]
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Community is Key
So in case anyone didn’t know, I got to speak at Interop Las Vegas 2016 last week. It was an amazing experience, and I think it changed my professional outlook on a lot of things. I had never attended a large conference like this before, and it was slightly daunting in that respect, to say […]
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Network Break 86: Open Source & The Enterprise; Cloud-Managed Networks
On today's Network Break we recap Greg's Interop panel on open source and the enterprise, examine the impetus behind a $28 million funding round for CoreOS, and more.
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Network Break 86: Open Source & The Enterprise; Cloud-Managed Networks
On today's Network Break we recap Greg's Interop panel on open source and the enterprise, examine the impetus behind a $28 million funding round for CoreOS, and more.
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Back to Basics: Cooling – Part 2
This is the second and final part of the Back to Basics: Cooling – Part 1 article. Here we will cover: Relative Humidity Calculating Cooling Capacity Converting Between Units For handy references and info, download my Power & Cooling Cheat Sheet to the right Approx Reading Time: 10-15 Minutes Relative Humidity The datacenter may seem […]
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Back to Basics: Cooling – Part 2
This is the second and final part of the Back to Basics: Cooling – Part 1 article. Here we will cover: Relative Humidity Calculating Cooling Capacity Converting Between Units For handy references and info, download my Power & Cooling Cheat Sheet to the right Approx Reading Time: 10-15 Minutes Relative Humidity The datacenter may seem […]
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Show 287: Handling Business Divestitures
How does a network engineer deal with divestiture--that is, getting rid of some part of your company's business? On today's Weekly Show, Jeremy Filliben shares his lessons learned in separating networking one from another is. Jeremy is a network engineer for a Fortune 500 insurance company.
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Show 287: Handling Business Divestitures
How does a network engineer deal with divestiture--that is, getting rid of some part of your company's business? On today's Weekly Show, Jeremy Filliben shares his lessons learned in separating networking one from another is. Jeremy is a network engineer for a Fortune 500 insurance company.
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SD-WAN Market Consolidation? Don’t Hold Your Breath
The torrid growth projected for the SD-WAN market means that a ridiculous number of competitors will be able to sustain themselves for a long time.
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SD-WAN Market Consolidation? Don’t Hold Your Breath
The torrid growth projected for the SD-WAN market means that a ridiculous number of competitors will be able to sustain themselves for a long time.
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Datanauts 034: Automate All The Packets
On today's Datanauts episode we're joined by Jason Edelman to dig into why the network has traditionally been so hard to automate, what tools are available, and how to get started.
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Datanauts 034: Automate All The Packets
On today's Datanauts episode we're joined by Jason Edelman to dig into why the network has traditionally been so hard to automate, what tools are available, and how to get started.
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Want to be a better engineer? Learn to troubleshoot
Want to be a better engineer? Learn to troubleshoot Since I have been working in IT for many years there are a few traits that generally separate a good engineer from a great engineer. One of those traits is troubleshooting. For those of you out there who have been doing this a long time would […]
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Want to be a better engineer? Learn to troubleshoot
Want to be a better engineer? Learn to troubleshoot Since I have been working in IT for many years there are a few traits that generally separate a good engineer from a great engineer. One of those traits is troubleshooting. For those of you out there who have been doing this a long time would […]
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Network Break 85: Verizon All In On OpenStack; Tech Layoffs Ahead?
On today's Network Break we look at Verizon's embrace of OpenStack, peer into the minds of tech sales people, examine a layoff prediction, review financial news and more!
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Network Break 85: Verizon All In On OpenStack; Tech Layoffs Ahead?
On today's Network Break we look at Verizon's embrace of OpenStack, peer into the minds of tech sales people, examine a layoff prediction, review financial news and more!
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Show 286: Busting Anycast TCP Myths
Today's show is a thought-provoking look at anycast TCP. We start with anycast basics, explore use cases for providers and the enterprise, and then dig into the technical issues of anycast use in production.
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