SUSE used an internally-developed OS and Kubernetes for orchestration.
The company laid out its four-pronged approach to open source.
Cisco’s big announcement this week ahead of Cisco Live was their new Intent-based Networking push. This new portfolio does include new switching platforms in the guise of the Catalyst 9000 series, but the majority of the innovation is coming in the software layer. Articles released so far tout the ability of the network to sense context, provide additional security based on advanced heuristics, and more. But the one thing that seems to be getting little publicity is the way you’re going to be paying for software going forward.
Cisco licensing has always been an all-or-nothing affair for the most part. You buy a switch and you have two options – basic L2 switching or everything the switch supports. Routers are similar. Through the early 15.x releases, Cisco routers could be loaded with an advanced image that ran every service imaginable. Those early 15.x releases gave us some attempts at role-based licensing for packet, voice, and security device routers. However, those efforts were rolled back due to customer response.
Shockingly, voice licensing has been the most progressive part of Cisco’s licensing model for a while now. CallManager 4.x didn’t even bother. Hook things up and Continue reading
FlexPod SF uses Cisco hardware for compute, network, and storage.
AT&T is prepping two AirGig trials this year.
Today, we released an Internet Exchange Point (IXP) Environment Assessment for Tajikistan. This report was carried out in the framework of Internet Society’s partnership agreement with GÉANT with a view to support regional Internet development in Central Asia.
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The announcement has been made! It is completely official! I can finally share the awesome great news I am so excited about. Security will be my absolute #1 focus now.
Security has always fascinated me. My entire career. ….. It’s just that the fundamentals of routing and design intrigued me even more.
But now? Yeah baby! Now I get to flip a switch… dive into and completely surround myself with all things Security. And I just could not be any more tickled pink and excited. I feel like all my years of networking have been a build up towards this.
Am I leaving my CPOC lab and job I adore so much? Nah… I’d go through withdrawal. LOL. Nah… wouldn’t be pretty. It is just my role that will be changing.
Woot woot! Security here I come! ROCK!
Beyond the Net Funding Programme is pleased to announce the results of our June 2017 grant application cycle. A total of 102 applications were received and, after a thorough review process, 12 projects were selected.
The new grantees are a group of talented, diverse, and devoted people committed to work on critical issues in their home region using the Internet to bring innovation and empower their communities all across the globe.
The new .ax standard is better equipped than HaLow to support the internet of things.
I developed over a dozen different Ansible-based network automation solutions in the last two years for my network automation workshops and online course, and always published them on GitHub… but never built an index, or explained what they do, and why I decided to do things that way.
With the new my.ipSpace.net functionality I added for online courses I got the hooks I needed to make the first part happen:
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