The software provider is offering RMM and Helpdesk services to its customers.
During 2017 Cloudflare published 172 blog posts (including this one). If you need a distraction from the holiday festivities at this time of year here are some highlights from the year.
The WireX Botnet: How Industry Collaboration Disrupted a DDoS Attack
We worked closely with companies across the industry to track and take down the Android WireX Botnet. This blog post goes into detail about how that botnet operated, how it was distributed and how it was taken down.
Randomness 101: LavaRand in Production
The wall of Lava Lamps in the San Francisco office is used to feed entropy into random number generators across our network. This blog post explains how.
ARM Takes Wing: Qualcomm vs. Intel CPU comparison
Our network of data centers around the world all contain Intel-based servers, but we're interested in ARM-based servers because of the potential cost/power savings. This blog post took a look at the relative performance of Intel processors and Qualcomm's latest server offering.
How to Monkey Patch the Linux Kernel
One engineer wanted to combine the Dvorak and QWERTY keyboard layouts and did so by patching the Linux kernel using SystemTap. This blog explains Continue reading
During 2017 Cloudflare published 172 blog posts (including this one). If you need a distraction from the holiday festivities at this time of year here are some highlights from the year.
The WireX Botnet: How Industry Collaboration Disrupted a DDoS Attack
We worked closely with companies across the industry to track and take down the Android WireX Botnet. This blog post goes into detail about how that botnet operated, how it was distributed and how it was taken down.
Randomness 101: LavaRand in Production
The wall of Lava Lamps in the San Francisco office is used to feed entropy into random number generators across our network. This blog post explains how.
ARM Takes Wing: Qualcomm vs. Intel CPU comparison
Our network of data centers around the world all contain Intel-based servers, but we're interested in ARM-based servers because of the potential cost/power savings. This blog post took a look at the relative performance of Intel processors and Qualcomm's latest server offering.
How to Monkey Patch the Linux Kernel
One engineer wanted to combine the Dvorak and QWERTY keyboard layouts and did so by patching the Linux kernel using SystemTap. This blog explains Continue reading
Season’s greetings from Cumulus Networks! We wish you all the happiest of holidays and hope they lead into a fantastic new year.
But before we take off for our holiday break, we’ve got one more present for you — a Facebook Backpack Chassis! Well, a video of a Facebook Backpack Chassis. Pour yourself a mug of hot chocolate and prepare yourself for some laughs as we unwrap this exciting new addition to our data center. Check it out:
The post A Cumulus holiday special: unboxing the Facebook Backpack Chassis appeared first on Cumulus Networks Blog.
Interop ITX research reveals enterprise storage and networking plans for the year ahead.
We need more SD-WAN vendors to write about (and also new socks).
With 2017 drawing to a close, year-end lookbacks litter media and the blogosphere like so many leaves on the ground. (Or piles of snow, depending on where you are.) Many tend to focus on pop culture, product/movie/music releases, or professional sports. However, given the focus of Oracle Dyn’s Internet Intelligence team on monitoring and measuring the Internet, we’re going to take a look back at significant Internet “events” of the past year, and how they have impacted connectivity for Internet users around the world.
In late August, and through September, an active Atlantic hurricane season spawned a number of destructive storms that wreaked havoc across the Caribbean, as well as Florida and Texas in the United States. On the Caribbean islands that were hardest hit by the storms, the resulting physical damage was immense, severely impacting last-mile Internet infrastructure across the whole country. This was also the case in Florida and Texas, though on a much more localized basis. On September 25, we looked at the impacts of these hurricanes on Internet connectivity in the affected areas, noting that while some “core” Internet components remained available during these storms thanks to Continue reading
5G could benefit from AT&T's planned $1 billion CapEx increase.
TELoIP’s Founder Pat Saavedra has resigned from the company.
If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.
The demo used Ericsson pre-commercial base stations and Qualcomm prototype devices.