There are so many programming languages to choose from; as a new network or infrastructure coder, what are the best options to consider, and why? What are the differences between all these languages anyway?
On the Solarwinds Thwack Geek Speak blog I explain what interpreted and compiled languages are, what strong and weak typing means, I evaluate some common languages and make some recomendations. Please do take a trip to Thwack and check out my post, “New Coder: Which Language Is The Right One?“.
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IPv6 Business drivers can be many and different businesses have different reasons to deploy IPv6 on their network. IPv6 is more commonly deployed in the Service Providers than Enterprises or Small Medium Businesses. Do you know why ? Main reason is IPv4 address space exhaustion. There is no available public IPv4 addresses in […]
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How should somebody new to coding get started learning a language, writing code, and maybe even automating something? Where should they begin?
That’s the question I asked on the Solarwinds Thwack Geek Speak blog. In my post I look at what programming really is, and whether it’s going to be something that comes naturally, or will require a very conscious effort. Please do take a trip to Thwack and check out my post, “So you want to code? It’s only logical!“.
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Cisco worked with the cloud titans, but it had to do most of the heavy lifting.
Moving from an outsourcing to an insourcing model helped boost agility and reduce operational costs.
Recently, I published Self Paced Service Provider Training Course. I didn’t make an Internet wide announcement yet as I still upload the content to the course. Though I haven’t announced it yet, some people have already purchased it and the previous Instructor Led Service Provider course attendees got the access to the self paced […]
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Eyvonne Sharp wrote an interesting blog post describing the challenges Cisco might have integrating Viptela acquisition, particularly the fact that Viptela has a software solution running on low-cost hardware.
Guess what… Cisco IOS also runs on low-cost hardware, it’s just that Cisco routers are sold as a software+hardware bundle masquerading as expensive hardware.
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