Its a fact that bugs and faults in networking products is not a key issue for customers. Indeed vendors rely on customer testing and deployment to find bugs before declaring their products as fully tested or generally available. I believe this created a process of moral hazard and false incentives. IETF RFC1925 2. The Fundamental Truths – […]
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How to use the sFlow instrumentation built into your hardware.
Happy 2016 to all! I was fortunate enough to finish 2015 quietly with family and friends. It was a luxury I deeply appreciated. Like most of you, I spend most of the year trying to balance work with play, personal friends with professional coworkers, and family with career. It was really nice during the break... Read more →
Arista's use of Cisco's command-line interface is at the heart of the legal dispute between networking vendors.
Here's some advice for experienced IT pros to help keep their IT careers on track.
Almost exactly two years ago I ran an Introduction to SDN webinar trying to explain what SDN might be. The landscape has changed significantly in the meantime (for example, software/hardware disaggregation is becoming a reality), but SDN remains as meaningless as Cloud and wrapped in many layers of marketing nonsense.
It was clearly time to do a second version of the webinar, and it’s still free thanks to my sponsor NIL Data Communications. All you have to do to attend it is to fill in the registration form.
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As I wrote in this post, one of my goals for this year is to be able to compltely automate the build of my lab environment programatically.
In the last couple of jinja posts, I wrote about the basics of Jinja2 templates and how they can be applied to building network configurations.
In this post, I’m going to take the next step and move those files from my local hard drive out to…
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The cloud.
We’re going to go over some basics on the tools we’re using to make sure everyone’s on the same page. cool?
Git is a widely-used source code management system for software development. It is a distributed revision control system with an emphasis on speed, data integrity, and support for distributed, non-linear workflows. wikipedia
GIT is a piece of software that allows you to track changes to files over Continue reading
A 26% drop after a satisfactory Q2 report.