HTIRW: Internet Exchange Points
Most providers — transit, edge, and content — are pretty obvious to the various users of the Internet. Users interact with edge and content providers every day, and transit providers have such large names in the industry that they’re often the subject of news and other articles. But who actually connects all these different providers […]
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PQ 50 – Network Service Header (NSH) Deep Dive & Use Cases
On this Packet Pushers Priority Queue episode, we chat with Cisco's Jim Guichard & Paul Quinn about the topic of Network Service Header (NSH). What is NSH meant to be? What might we use NSH for? What will it take to make NSH a widely adopted reality? This is a follow up to Show 238, where Greg was not feeling the NSH magic. The plan was to show Greg the light. Did Jim & Paul succeed?
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The post PQ 50 – Network Service Header (NSH) Deep Dive & Use Cases appeared first on Packet Pushers Podcast and was written by Ethan Banks.
Citizens of Tech 005 – Saga of Lucimia Special, Part 1
Eric Sutphen (@zutfen) and Jeff Pugliese (@tpyowritr) interview game developers Tim Anderson and Giovanni Martello from Saga of Lucimia.
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Citizens of Tech 005 – Saga of Lucimia Special, Part 1
Eric Sutphen (@zutfen) and Jeff Pugliese (@tpyowritr) interview game developers Tim Anderson and Giovanni Martello from Saga of Lucimia.
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Network Break 38
Take a Network Break! Grab a coffee, a doughnut and then join us for an analysis of the latest IT news, vendor moves and new product announcements. We’ll separate the signal from the noise--or at least make some noise of our own.
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The Night Awaits
and after it a new dawn, but as any wise person will tell you, not before the last light of the sun casts long shadows across the landscape. I often wonder at the sequence of events, coincidences, accidents, opportunities and more that led to the formation of the person that is now my wife. The character […]
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NFV and OPNFV: Getting Down to Business at ONS 2015
NFV and OPNFV approaches, experiences and challenges in Service Provider networks is an important area of coverage at the upcoming Open Networking Summit 2015 (ONS2015), the premier SDN and NFV conference, held June 14-18 in Silicon Valley, USA. View the detailed program agenda, distinguished speakers and register now! Use the code PACKETPUSHERS to get a 15% discount for ONS2015 registration and save $240.
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The post NFV and OPNFV: Getting Down to Business at ONS 2015 appeared first on Packet Pushers Podcast and was written by Ethan Banks.
Citizens of Tech 004 – Retro Virtual Reality Kittehs
A cat sets a world record. A surgical robot gets hacked. Capsela was a sweet toy. Oculus Rift is going to be available soon. Larsen B is falling into the Antarctic Ocean. Spotify takes on video. All this & more on this week's Citizens of Tech with Eric Sutphen & Ethan Banks.
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Citizens of Tech 004 – Retro Virtual Reality Kittehs
A cat sets a world record. A surgical robot gets hacked. Capsela was a sweet toy. Oculus Rift is going to be available soon. Larsen B is falling into the Antarctic Ocean. Spotify takes on video. All this & more on this week's Citizens of Tech with Eric Sutphen & Ethan Banks.
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Show 238 – A Deeper Look at SD-WAN with CloudGenix – Sponsored
Vijay Sagar and Aaron Edwards of CloudGenix discuss the software defined WAN with the Packet Pushers. We've heard from CloudGenix before on Priority Queue Show 49. If you missed that show, you might want to give it a listen first to get the most out of this podcast. On this show, we go a bit deeper into CloudGenix -- what it does, how it does it, and how you'd integrate it into your network.
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Citizens of Tech 003 – Racing Cricket Phone Turbines
Eric in a mitre. Cricket protein. Micro wind turbines. Stash your cash. Blue crude. RF into power. Wikimedia's money. Carly for POTUS. A racing simulator that can kill you. All this and more on this week's Citizens of Tech.
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Citizens of Tech 003 – Racing Cricket Phone Turbines
Eric in a mitre. Cricket protein. Micro wind turbines. Stash your cash. Blue crude. RF into power. Wikimedia's money. Carly for POTUS. A racing simulator that can kill you. All this and more on this week's Citizens of Tech.
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Show 237 – Too Stupid To Give Up Now – Our 5th Anniversary
In this show, Greg and Ethan share some big news - Packet Pushers is our full time job now! We suppose the question then is...what's that really mean? We chat all about it, so that you know what to expect from us. Here's to five more years!
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Ravello – a Networking & Security Smart Lab on AWS & Google Cloud
Ravello’s Network & Security Smart Lab provides an easy and cost-effective way to set up lab environments for sales demo, customer PoCs, training, network design, development testing and upgrade testing on AWS & Google.
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The post Ravello – a Networking & Security Smart Lab on AWS & Google Cloud appeared first on Packet Pushers Podcast and was written by Ethan Banks.
Geneve
One of the various problems we face in the data networking world is the absolute plethora of tunneling technologies we have available. Going way back to the beginning, there was SNA, GRE, IP-in-IP, and a host of others. In the midterm was have MPLS (though some will argue this isn’t a tunneling protocol — but […]
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BGP AIGP
In this post we will look at something which is relatively new but not as cool as my previous post on Segment Routing. We will take a look at a new BGP feature called “Accumulated IGP, metric of path to prefix” (RFC 7311 AIGP) which is an optional non-transitive attribute . A new AIGP TLV was created for this which contains […]
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Network Break 37
Take a Network Break! Grab a coffee, a doughnut and then join us for an analysis of the latest IT news, vendor moves and new product announcements. We’ll separate the signal from the noise--or at least make some noise of our own. Sponsored by Viptela and Open Networking Summit 2015.
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The post Network Break 37 appeared first on Packet Pushers Podcast and was written by Greg Ferro.
Citizens of Tech 002 – Electric Space Trains
Happy 25th, Hubble. Fold my keyboard. Trains didn't (and don't) suck. Batteries are sexy again. Puking in your VR helmet. FM radio on Deathwatch. These and more stories on Citizens of Tech #2!
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The post Citizens of Tech 002 – Electric Space Trains appeared first on Packet Pushers Podcast and was written by Ethan Banks.
Citizens of Tech 002 – Electric Space Trains
Happy 25th, Hubble. Fold my keyboard. Trains didn't (and don't) suck. Batteries are sexy again. Puking in your VR helmet. FM radio on Deathwatch. These and more stories on Citizens of Tech #2!
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Show 236 – Talari and the Software-Defined WAN – Sponsored
With more companies jumping on the SD-WAN bandwagon every day, it’s getting harder than ever to figure out how to differentiate solutions. Luckily, Ethan Banks and Greg Ferro help shed some light on what an SD-WAN is, what you should look for and what to be concerned about in this interview with John Dickey, co-founder and CTO at Talari.
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The post Show 236 – Talari and the Software-Defined WAN – Sponsored appeared first on Packet Pushers Podcast and was written by Greg Ferro.