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Its new CEO comes from EarthLink, where he led the company's acquisition by Windstream.
The move reflects the growing demand for software-defined storage.
At Cloudflare we believe in being good to the Internet and good to our customers. By moving on from the legacy world of IPv4-only to the modern-day world where IPv4 and IPv6 are treated equally, we believe we are doing exactly that.
"No matter what happens in life, be good to people. Being good to people is a wonderful legacy to leave behind." - Taylor Swift (whose website has been IPv6 enabled for many many years)
Starting today with free domains, IPv6 is no longer something you can toggle on and off, it’s always just on.
Cloudflare has always been a gateway for visitors on IPv6 connections to access sites and applications hosted on legacy IPv4-only infrastructure. Connections to Cloudflare are terminated on either IP version and then proxied to the backend over whichever IP version the backend infrastructure can accept.
That means that a v6-only mobile phone (looking at you, T-Mobile users) can establish a clean path to any site or mobile app behind Cloudflare instead of doing an expensive 464XLAT protocol translation as part of the connection (shaving milliseconds and conserving very precious battery life).
That IPv6 gateway is set by a simple Continue reading
Providers like Telefonica rely on the product to maintain network visibility.
The updates will integrate functions across various enterprise-focused platforms.
CNCF support for CNI could give it a leg up against Docker Inc.'s CNM.
Thanks to all who joined us for the InfoVista ABCof APIs Webinar: SDN+NFV-Driven Evolution of Performance Assurance Architectures, where the award-winning multi-vendor discussed API, and proof of concept for multi-operator networking-as-a-service featuring LSO concepts within the context of SDN and NFV. After the webinar, we took questions from the audience but unfortunately ran out of time before we... Read more →