8 Vendors Poised To Make Strides In Storage In 2017
These vendors are well-positioned in the enterprise storage market this year.
A network geek pilgrimage – Networking Field Day 14
What is Networking Field Day?
Networking Field Day 14 or #NFD14 is almost upon us! I am heading to sunny San Jose, California to drink from the fire hose of data – the heavens will part and rain down golden non-fragmented packets of information and insight.
If you’re not familiar with Networking Field Day, which is part of Tech Field Day hosted by Gestalt IT, you can go here to get a full overview.
The Delegates
Networking Field Day is rare opportunity for individuals (delegates) that are engaged in the practice of network engineering/architecture to come together and interact not only with the vendors who are presenting but also fellow delegates.
While some of the delegates have attended previous Tech Field Day events, others, like myself are first timers and will be taking in the vast array of technical content as fast as our buffers permit.
The delegates comprise a group of like-minded and yet diverse networkers that are heavily invested in the community of network engineers and IT.
It’s truly a privilege to be be invited to NFD14 and I count myself fortunate to be in the company of some incredibly sharp practitioners of IP networking – a Continue reading
A network geek pilgrimage – Networking Field Day 14
What is Networking Field Day?
Networking Field Day 14 or #NFD14 is almost upon us! I am heading to sunny San Jose, California to drink from the fire hose of data – the heavens will part and rain down golden non-fragmented packets of information and insight.
If you’re not familiar with Networking Field Day, which is part of Tech Field Day hosted by Gestalt IT, you can go here to get a full overview.
The Delegates
Networking Field Day is rare opportunity for individuals (delegates) that are engaged in the practice of network engineering/architecture to come together and interact not only with the vendors who are presenting but also fellow delegates.
While some of the delegates have attended previous Tech Field Day events, others, like myself are first timers and will be taking in the vast array of technical content as fast as our buffers permit.
The delegates comprise a group of like-minded and yet diverse networkers that are heavily invested in the community of network engineers and IT.
It’s truly a privilege to be be invited to NFD14 and I count myself fortunate to be in the company of some incredibly sharp practitioners of IP networking – a Continue reading
It’s Security Ignorance, not Featuritis
A blog post by Russ White pointed me to an article describing how IPv6 services tend to be less protected than IPv4 services. No surprise there, people like Eric Vyncke and I were telling anyone who was willing to listen that operating two-protocol networks isn’t the same thing as operating a single-protocol one (see also RFC 1925 rule 4).
Read more ...Is Fate Sharing bad thing in network design ?
Is fate sharing bad thing in network design? Someone asked this question recently on my youtube channel and I want to share a post for the website followers as well. First of all, what is fate sharing ? Below is the Wikipedia definition of fate sharing. ” Fate-sharing is an engineering design philosophy where related parts of a […]
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Response: Saving you bandwidth on Google+ through machine learning
Image compression reduces network requirements in a major way.
- Smaller files means less bandwidth
- Less round trips for faster page rendering
- reduces load on network function like proxies, IDS, etc.
And its already in production for Android devices using Google services.
To help everyone be able to see the beautiful photos that photographers share to Google+ in their full glory, we’ve turned to machine learning and a new technology called RAISR. RAISR, which was introduced in November, uses machine learning to produce great quality versions of low-resolution images, allowing you to see beautiful photos as the photographers intended them to be seen. By using RAISR to display some of the large images on Google+, we’ve been able to use up to 75 percent less bandwidth per image we’ve applied it to.
Saving you bandwidth on Google+ through machine learning
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What will the Internet look like in 10 years? Help us answer that question
What will the Internet look like in the next seven to 10 years? How will things like marketplace consolidation, changes to regulation, increases in cybercrime or the widespread deployment of the Internet of Things impact the Internet, its users and society?
At the Internet Society, we are always thinking about what’s next for the Internet. And now we want your help!
The Internet is an incredibly dynamic medium, shaped by a multitude of pressures – be they social, political, technological, or cultural. From the rise of mobile to the emergence of widespread cyber threats, the Internet of today is different than the Internet of 10 years ago.
Sally Shipman Wentworth
Video: Fark Google on TWIT
I was a guest On This Week In Tech 357 yesterday and they extracted this piece where I am being critical of media companies who can’t run their businesses properly. Its one of my better rants about CEOs being stupid.
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NDSS 2017 Deadlines Approaching
NDSS 2017 is almost here! The Network and Distributed System Security Symposium (NDSS) symposium fosters information exchange among researchers and practitioners of network and distributed system security. The target audience includes those interested in practical aspects of network and distributed system security, with a focus on actual system design and implementation. NDSS 2017 takes place February 26 through March 1, 2017, at Catamaran Resort Hotel & Spa in San Diego, California.
Here are some upcoming deadlines you should know about:
Megan Kruse