Ethan and Greg speak with Olivier Huynh Van, CTO and Co-Founder of Glue Networks, and learn about its network orchestration solution, Gluware. Gluware is designed to build and re-use network models to provide abstraction and simplify network provisioning and configuration.
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Ethan and Greg speak with Olivier Huynh Van, CTO and Co-Founder of Glue Networks, and learn about its network orchestration solution, Gluware. Gluware is designed to build and re-use network models to provide abstraction and simplify network provisioning and configuration.
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Apparently RedHat Ansible has realised that network devices is a separate market for their product and has created an “Ansible for Networking”. Frankly, I’m surprised that this wasn’t a thing already.
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Apparently RedHat Ansible has realised that network devices is a separate market for their product and has created an “Ansible for Networking”. Frankly, I’m surprised that this wasn’t a thing already.
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On today's episode of The Next Level we talk about the ups and downs of consulting. If you work as a consultant you can compare your experiences. If you're considering the consulting life, this is your chance to get the inside scoop.
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On today's episode of The Next Level we talk about the ups and downs of consulting. If you work as a consultant you can compare your experiences. If you're considering the consulting life, this is your chance to get the inside scoop.
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In today's episode of Datanauts, we talk about how the modern social nerd can squeeze every last kilobyte of value from the buffet of conferences, meetups, and events available to tech professionals seeking enlightenment and peer interaction.
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In today's episode of Datanauts, we talk about how the modern social nerd can squeeze every last kilobyte of value from the buffet of conferences, meetups, and events available to tech professionals seeking enlightenment and peer interaction.
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A few years ago I was approached by a state organization to be a second set of eyes for a large purchase of Cisco routers and access points to connect all its branch offices to a new central hub. Most hardware line items were Cisco 2921s and 2951s and Aironet 1041s. I asked how many […]
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A few years ago I was approached by a state organization to be a second set of eyes for a large purchase of Cisco routers and access points to connect all its branch offices to a new central hub. Most hardware line items were Cisco 2921s and 2951s and Aironet 1041s. I asked how many […]
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University network borders tend to be more complicated than those in similarly sized corporate organizations. I recently helped a peer from another university transition from IOS to Junos for border routing. While most of the configuration was straightforward, he required a unique conditional routing policy. Since I’ve been working with Junos for many years (starting […]
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University network borders tend to be more complicated than those in similarly sized corporate organizations. I recently helped a peer from another university transition from IOS to Junos for border routing. While most of the configuration was straightforward, he required a unique conditional routing policy. Since I’ve been working with Junos for many years (starting […]
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Some personal opinions on the character of various open networking projects in the tech industry.
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Some personal opinions on the character of various open networking projects in the tech industry.
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Welcome to the Network Break! Today we look at why it took Netflix 7 years for full cloud adoption, the latest hurdle Google's driverless AI has jumped, LinkedIn's white box strategy, and more!
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Welcome to the Network Break! Today we look at why it took Netflix 7 years for full cloud adoption, the latest hurdle Google's driverless AI has jumped, LinkedIn's white box strategy, and more!
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On today’s episode of The Next Level we talk about three essential ingredients for workplace performance, and a framework to measure that performance.
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On today’s episode of The Next Level we talk about three essential ingredients for workplace performance, and a framework to measure that performance.
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On today's Future of Networking episode, Geoff Huston, Chief Scientist at APNIC, joins us for a far-ranging and often contrarian conversation on a variety of topics, including why we may not need IPv6 after all, DNSSEC, and more.
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On today's Future of Networking episode, Geoff Huston, Chief Scientist at APNIC, joins us for a far-ranging and often contrarian conversation on a variety of topics, including why we may not need IPv6 after all, DNSSEC, and more.
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