Enterprises looking to deploy containers are struggling with connectivity challenges.
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As many of you know, I’ve been diving into the home automation pond for awhile now. I’ve been asked to blog out my current home setup and this is an attempt to do that. There’s MUCH too much to be put into a single post, which is why I started a new blog for this subject over at www.homekitgeek.com as well as doing some video reviews of different HomeKit accessories. Work in process, but I’ll do the short version here.
I chose to use the Apple homeKit framework as the base for my home automation journey for a few reason. The biggest one is that I already owned a couple of Apple TV (gen4) devices which fit the home automation hub role. These devices are a homeKit hub and are the always-on/always-present devices that are used to perform orchestration/automation actions when I’m home or away. These also tie directly into Apple’s iCloud which allows me remote access to my homeKit gear without having to VPN into my home network.
There’s a lot to talk about here, but I thought I would just do a quick description of what’s going on room-by-room Continue reading
Equinix already offers direct connectivity to AWS, Microsoft Azure, Oracle Cloud, Google Cloud Platform, and IBM Bluemix.
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Platform can support Kubernetes-based container deployment in 10 minutes.
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It’s amazing how long it can take to get some sanity into networking technologies. RFC 8212 specifies that a BGP router should not announce prefixes over EBGP until its routing policy has been explicitly configured. It took us only 22 years to get there…
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What the modern MNO will need is a virtualized mobile core.