Daniel Dib is setting up a networking career (from a down-to-earth engineer’s perspective) web site, and started populating it with numerous interviews with fellow networking engineers and architects (all of them well worth reading).
Here are my answers to his questions.
Verizon tests antennas for mmWave as part of 5G.
An overload of submissions to the standards process is creating a logjam.
Serverless may have agility advantages, but bad code is still bad code.
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AT&T has deployed two workloads on Intel’s new chips and says others are in the queue.
Short Answer is Yes, Long Answer .....
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How fast time flies! Tomorrow ( August 10) is my JNCIE-DC lab day.
I spent last couple of days repeating my notes and labbing small optional topics like CoPP, ZTP, etc; and also familiar ones like CoS and MPLS L3VPN.
Today is the rest day. Fly to Amsterdam, drink a couple of beers and go to bed. Fortunately I’ve been there before, so no worries about how to find Juniper office and be late for the exam.
Plan for tomorrow: go to the lab and get the job done.
Cost savings is not a selling point of SD-WAN in Australia.
As a continuation of our deep dives into routing protocols, this episode of Network Collective takes a closer look at OSPF. What does graph theory, CAP theorem, and distributed databases have to do with routing? What exactly is that type 4 LSA for? What is OSPF really good for? These and other questions are discussed by our guests Russ White and Nick Russo.
Outro Music:
Danger Storm Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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The post Episode 9 – What Your Mamma Never Told You About OSPF appeared first on Network Collective.
As a continuation of our deep dives into routing protocols, this episode of Network Collective takes a closer look at OSPF. What does graph theory, CAP theorem, and distributed databases have to do with routing? What exactly is that type 4 LSA for? What is OSPF really good for? These and other questions are discussed by our guests Russ White and Nick Russo.
Outro Music:
Danger Storm Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
The post Episode 9 – What Your Mamma Never Told You About OSPF appeared first on Network Collective.