Day Two Cloud 157: Highlights Of Cloud Field Day 14
Today's Day Two Cloud podcast brings you highlights from Cloud Field Day 14, where Day Two Cloud's Ned Bellavance was a delegate. The Field Day event brings together cloud vendors and tech bloggers for in-depth presentations. Ned will share highlights and impressions from presentations from companies including Weka, Alkira, and Morpheus Data.Network Break 392: Aruba Upgrades AIOps; Intel Suffers A Tough Quarter
This week's Network Break podcast looks at new AIOps capabilities in Aruba Central, new cloud security tools from Fortinet, financial results from Juniper Networks and Intel, a connected scarf for soccer fans, and more tech news.Gluware Background And Evolution: Gluware LiveStream June 28, 2022 (7/7) – Video
Gluware focuses on real-world network automation capabilities in brownfield environments. In this video, part of the Packet Pushers LiveStream with Gluware from June 28, 2022, Greg Ferro talks with Gluware’s Ernest Lefner about the product’s capabilities, as well as new features including Network Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Gluware Topology. For more information, go to […]
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Heavy Networking 640: Architecture Vs. Engineering Roles
What’s been your experience with architecture vs. engineering roles? Are those distinct functions or combined in your organization? How do the roles interact? Does the architecture team hand down holy designs from their ivory tower the engineering team is expected to implement them? Is the architecture and engineering function more combined, where experienced engineers are expected to create an architecture and help put it in place? Ethan Banks and guest Pat Allen share their experiences with architecture and engineering roles from organizations they've worked in.
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Heavy Networking 640: Architecture Vs. Engineering Roles
What’s been your experience with architecture vs. engineering roles? Are those distinct functions or combined in your organization? How do the roles interact? Does the architecture team hand down holy designs from their ivory tower the engineering team is expected to implement them? Is the architecture and engineering function more combined, where experienced engineers are expected to create an architecture and help put it in place? Ethan Banks and guest Pat Allen share their experiences with architecture and engineering roles from organizations they've worked in.Ansible For Network Automation Lesson 9: Working With APIs – Video
In this episode, instructor Josh VanDeraa reviews the use of REST APIs in Ansible, and explores the open-source tool Netbox as a source of truth.
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IPv6 Buzz 106: How To Retire Before You Have To Deploy IPv6!
In this IPv6 Buzz podcast episode Ed, Scott, and Tom--with tongues firmly in cheek---discuss some of the ways to avoid or put off IPv6 adoption until you can retire.
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IPv6 Buzz 106: How To Retire Before You Have To Deploy IPv6!
In this IPv6 Buzz podcast episode Ed, Scott, and Tom--with tongues firmly in cheek---discuss some of the ways to avoid or put off IPv6 adoption until you can retire.Network RPA Compliance and Security Use Cases: Gluware LiveStream June 28, 2022 (6/7) – Video
The Gluware application suite that includes Device Manager, Config Drift and Audit, OS Manager and Config Modeling provide no-code automation to enable and maintain compliance and enhance security. Now, Network RPA enables defining automated end-to-end processes that ensure policies and procedures are executed manually, scheduled or event-driven providing continuous compliance and improved security posture. Host […]
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Day Two Cloud 156: Multi-Cloud Experience Monitoring With Broadcom Software (Sponsored)
It's hard to guarantee quality of experience for users accessing cloud applications. The users are connected via networks we don’t own, and the apps are hosted on networks we don’t own. So what can a network operations team do about quality of experience in a world of cloud-hosted apps and cloud-connected users? Sponsor Broadcom Software is here to help us answer this question.Privacy And Networking Part 5: The Data Lifecycle
In the previous posts in this series, I concluded that privacy is everyone’s responsibility, that IP addresses (and a lot of other information network engineers handle) are protected information, and while processing packets probably doesn’t trigger any privacy warnings, network logging should and does. In this post, I want to start answering the question—okay, what […]
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An Overview Of Cisco’s SecureX Device Insights
Device Insights, a feature of Cisco's SecureX XDR service, aggregates, normalizes, and visualizes esssential details about all the devices on your network. SecureX can also automate workflows to respond to device-level security problems.
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Full Stack Journey 068: An Introduction To Pixie For Open-Source Kubernetes Observability
Today's Full Stack Journey podcast is all about Pixie, an "open source observability tool for Kubernetes applications." Pixie takes advantage of eBPF to capture telemetry data. Joining Scott to provide a beginner-level overview of Pixie is Fabian Ngala.
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Full Stack Journey 068: An Introduction To Pixie For Open-Source Kubernetes Observability
Today's Full Stack Journey podcast is all about Pixie, an "open source observability tool for Kubernetes applications." Pixie takes advantage of eBPF to capture telemetry data. Joining Scott to provide a beginner-level overview of Pixie is Fabian Ngala.
LiveAction Unifies Flow, Packets For Deep Network Visibility
LiveAction provides network and application monitoring that integrates flow records and packets. This integration gives network management teams a clear, clean view of network topology and applications traffic–even for the most complex, multi-vendor networks. LiveAction can also capture and analyze packets to help engineers troubleshoot problems and investigate incidents.
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Ansible For Network Automation Lesson 8: Ansible And Idempotency – Video
This lesson covers the concept of idempotency and why it’s essential to Ansible. You can find the full playlist with all 8 videos on the Packet Pushers’ YouTube channel. You can subscribe to the Packet Pushers’ YouTube channel for more videos as they are published. It’s a diverse a mix of content from Ethan and […]
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Tech Bytes: Nokia Fabric Services System Streamlines Network Automation For Application Stacks (Sponsored)
Today on the Tech Bytes podcast we welcome back sponsor Nokia to talk about a compelling feature in Nokia’s Fabric Services System. This feature, called Connect, lets Fabric Services System integrate with platforms such as VMware, OpenStack, and Kubernetes to streamline the provisioning of network services in Top Of Rack switches when new workloads or services are instantiated.
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Tech Bytes: Nokia Fabric Services System Streamlines Network Automation For Application Stacks (Sponsored)
Today on the Tech Bytes podcast we welcome back sponsor Nokia to talk about a compelling feature in Nokia’s Fabric Services System. This feature, called Connect, lets Fabric Services System integrate with platforms such as VMware, OpenStack, and Kubernetes to streamline the provisioning of network services in Top Of Rack switches when new workloads or services are instantiated.Network Break 391: IT Spending To Rise; Rating Your Emotional Response To Vendor Products
Take a Network Break! This week we cover new DLP capabilities from Cato Networks, updates to the open-source Cilium project for your eBPF and service mesh needs, why Cisco is streamlining how partners can offer Webex as a managed service, and more IT news coverage.Introducing Network RPA No-Code Process Automation: Gluware LiveStream June 28, 2022 (5/7) – Video
Gluware is introducing a new feature on its network automation platform, Network RPA, or Robotic Process Automation. Network RPA enables no-code process automation, meaning network engineers can easily stitch together automation workflows using a visual interface. Network RPA integrates with Stackstorm out of the box, meaning engineers can create workflows with everything Stackstorm supports, which […]
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