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Changes in applications and their locations are conspiring to make it increasingly difficult to implement QoS.
This is the second blog post in “thinking out loud while preparing Network Infrastructure as Code presentation for the network automation course” series. If you stumbled upon it, you might want to start here.
An anonymous commenter to my previous blog post on the topic hit the crux of the infrastructure-as-code challenge when he wrote: “It's hard to do a declarative approach with Ansible and the nice network vendor APIs.” Let’s see what he was trying to tell us.
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When it launches, the operator will be the first service provider globally to commercially launch 5G. However, it is using its own proprietary pre-standard 5G gear.
The third release has a more equitable feature set provided by AT&T, the other founding carrier members, and more recent additions.
For Airship, the most pressing issue is minimizing the impact on network operations during more frequent update cycles.
SDxCentral's latest research brief is aimed at providing enterprises contemplating purchasing SD-WAN solutions with a concrete five-step process and a set of core considerations critical to success.
Thao Nyugen works for Packet as director of hardware platforms. Coming from Facebook, he led the development and deployment of over 1 million Open Compute Project servers in the last eight years.
Traditional routing fails to differentiate between application and user requirements. SD-WAN is changing that with identity awareness.