Here’s a catalog of all the media I produced (or helped produce) in August 2017.
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Hurricane Harvey hit Texas last Friday as a Category 4 storm. Although Harvey's category was quickly downgraded, the storm lingered around for days, bringing 50 inches of rain to the greater Houston area.
As someone who was born in Houston, it's hard to see my former city hit with such destruction, and to know that many of my friends and fellow Houstonians are in need of help and assistance. Many families have had their entire house flooded out by the storm. Displaced residents are in a state of stagnation and are seeing their supplies diminishing by the day.
The Hurricane Relief app will allow visitors to your site to donate to one of the charities helping those impacted in Houston:
The Hurricane Relief App takes two clicks to install and requires no code change. The charities listed are recommended by NPR.
If you wanted to add your own custom list of charities for disaster relief or other causes, feel free to fork the source of this app and make your own.
Cyphort’s CEO is a Juniper alum.
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Ciena joins other optical vendors that are suffering this year.
Which HCI competitors' products did it beat?
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Serverless.com adds Kubeless support to current AWS Lambda, Azure, GCP, and OpenWhisk platforms.
The composability makes use cases like edge computing and NFV possible.
I’m at Future:NET this week and there’s a lot of talk about the future of what networking is going to look like from the perspective of vendors like Apstra, Veriflow, and Forward Networks. There’s also a great deal of discussion from customers and end users as well. One of the things that I think is being missed in all the talk about resources.
Many of the presenters, like Truman Boyes of Bloomberg and Peyton Maynard-Koran of EA, discussed the idea of building boxes from existing components instead of buying them from established networking vendors like Cisco and Arista. The argument does hold some valid ideas. If you can get your hardware from someone like EdgeCore or Accton and get your software from someone else like Pluribus Networks or Pica8 it looks like a slam dunk. You get 90% to 95% of a solution that you could get from Cisco with much less cost to you overall.
Companies like Facebook and Google have really pioneered this solution. Facebook’s OCP movement is really helping networking professionals understand the development that goes into building their own switches. Facebook’s commitment is also helping reduce the price of the Continue reading
Blockchain could be a whole new business area for VMware.
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