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2026 INFINITI QX80 Autograph 4WD: SUV Mewah dengan Lompatan Teknologi Baru

Desain Eksterior yang Semakin Berwibawa

Generasi terbaru 2026 INFINITI QX80 Autograph 4WD hadir dengan tampilan yang lebih tegas dan modern. Desain bodinya terlihat tebal namun tetap elegan. Bentuk gril dark chrome kini memberi kesan premium sejak pandangan pertama. Selain itu, velg 22 inci dengan finishing two-tone membuat tampilannya semakin berkelas. Karena itu, QX80 Autograph 4WD tidak hanya sekadar SUV besar, tetapi juga simbol status yang nyata.

Selain tampilan solid, fitur eksteriornya juga mendukung kemudahan. Pengemudi mendapatkan akses pintu otomatis, INFINITI Light Path, serta puddle lights yang membantu saat malam. Lalu, roof dual-pane moonroof memberi atmosfer kabin yang lebih lapang dan mewah. Semua elemen tersebut bersatu menciptakan identitas baru yang lebih kuat.


Interior Ultra Mewah dengan Kemudahan Maksimal

Masuk ke dalam kabin, QX80 Autograph 4WD langsung menunjukkan standar kenyamanan kelas atas. Material semi-aniline leather dengan pola dot quilting terasa sangat lembut. Kursi baris pertama dan kedua punya fitur heated, ventilated, dan massage, sehingga perjalanan jauh terasa nyaman. Bahkan baris ketiga sudah Continue reading

PP090: Why Native Controls Aren’t Enough to Protect Your Cloud Workspaces (Sponsored)

Cloud-based workspaces such as Google Workspace are often the backbone of an organization. But they also face threats from spam and phishing, account takeovers, and illicit access to sensitive documents and files. On today’s Packet Protector we talk with sponsor Material Security about how it brings additional layers of protection to Google Workspace, including email... Read more »

Shifting left at enterprise scale: how we manage Cloudflare with Infrastructure as Code

The Cloudflare platform is a critical system for Cloudflare itself. We are our own Customer Zero – using our products to secure and optimize our own services. 

Within our security division, a dedicated Customer Zero team uses its unique position to provide a constant, high-fidelity feedback loop to product and engineering that drives continuous improvement of our products. And we do this at a global scale — where a single misconfiguration can propagate across our edge in seconds and lead to unintended consequences. If you've ever hesitated before pushing a change to production, sweating because you know one small mistake could lock every employee out of critical application or take down a production service, you know the feeling. The risk of unintended consequences is real, and it keeps us up at night.

This presents an interesting challenge: How do we ensure hundreds of internal production Cloudflare accounts are secured consistently while minimizing human error?

While the Cloudflare dashboard is excellent for observability and analytics, manually clicking through hundreds of accounts to ensure security settings are identical is a recipe for mistakes. To keep our sanity and our security intact, we stopped treating our configurations as manual point-and-click tasks and Continue reading

NB555: AI and APIs Drive HPE’s Dual-Platform WLAN Strategy; Dell, HPE Dangle VMware Alternatives

Take a Network Break! Our Red Alert calls out a dangerous vulnerability in the popular open-source React library. On the news front, HPE decides on a “both and” strategy for its two wireless portfolios and rolls out an option to let customers pick and choose among cross-platform features in Mist and Aruba Networking Central through... Read more »

Tech Bytes: How to Get DPUs from Niche to Transformative (Sponsored)

RG Nets builds gateways and centralized-authentication appliances to help manage and automate revenue-generating networks. On today’s Tech Bytes, we talk with RG Nets founder Simon Lok. But instead of talking about RG Nets, we delve into DPUs. This specialized hardware, which provides additional compute for network devices, has the potential to move from a niche... Read more »

HN807: A ‘CLI Lifer’ No More

Andy Lapteff once considered himself a ‘CLI lifer.’ As a network engineer he wasn’t interested in Python. He didn’t want to learn to code. He had no desire to embrace any of the developer-like processes and tools creeping into the profession, particularly around network automation. That’s changed. On today’s Heavy Networking, Andy shares the professional,... Read more »

netlab 25.12: Cisco IOS/XR Configuration Modules, More VXLAN Goodies

netlab release 25.12 (25.12.02 to be exact – I had a few PEBCAK moments) was published last Friday. Here are the highlights:

  • Significantly improved Cisco IOS/XR support. With the netlab release 25.12, you can configure VLANs, VRFs, static routes, route redistribution, OSPF default routes, BGP confederations, and BGP local-as
  • VXLAN-over-IPv6 on Arista EOS
  • VXLAN with ingress replication on Cisco Catalyst 8000v
  • The shutdown link/interface attribute can be used to start labs with interfaces turned off
  • Large BGP community lists, implemented on Arista EOS, FRR, and Junos. You can use standard- or large community lists in routing policies
  • The netlab validate command will reread validation tests from a modified lab topology file every time you run it. It can also read validation tests from a separate file.

Python Workers redux: fast cold starts, packages, and a uv-first workflow

Note: This post was updated with additional details regarding AWS Lambda.

Last year we announced basic support for Python Workers, allowing Python developers to ship Python to region: Earth in a single command and take advantage of the Workers platform.

Since then, we’ve been hard at work making the Python experience on Workers feel great. We’ve focused on bringing package support to the platform, a reality that’s now here — with exceptionally fast cold starts and a Python-native developer experience.

This means a change in how packages are incorporated into a Python Worker. Instead of offering a limited set of built-in packages, we now support any package supported by Pyodide, the WebAssembly runtime powering Python Workers. This includes all pure Python packages, as well as many packages that rely on dynamic libraries. We also built tooling around uv to make package installation easy.

We’ve also implemented dedicated memory snapshots to reduce cold start times. These snapshots result in serious speed improvements over other serverless Python vendors. In cold start tests using common packages, Cloudflare Workers start over 2.4x faster than AWS Lambda without SnapStart and 3x faster than Google Cloud Run.

In this blog post, we’ll explain Continue reading

Compressing embedded files in Go

Go’s embed feature lets you bundle static assets into an executable, but it stores them uncompressed. This wastes space: a web interface with documentation can bloat your binary by dozens of megabytes. A proposition to optionally enable compression was declined because it is difficult to handle all use cases. One solution? Put all the assets into a ZIP archive! 🗜️

Code

The Go standard library includes a module to read and write ZIP archives. It contains a function that turns a ZIP archive into an io/fs.FS structure that can replace embed.FS in most contexts.1

package embed

import (
  "archive/zip"
  "bytes"
  _ "embed"
  "fmt"
  "io/fs"
  "sync"
)

//go:embed data/embed.zip
var embeddedZip []byte

var dataOnce = sync.OnceValue(func() *zip.Reader {
  r, err := zip.NewReader(bytes.NewReader(embeddedZip), int64(len(embeddedZip)))
  if err != nil {
    panic(fmt.Sprintf("cannot read embedded archive: %s", err))
  }
  return r
})

func Data() fs.FS {
  return dataOnce()
}

We can build the embed.zip archive with a rule in a Makefile. We specify the files Continue reading

9 Pantai Terbaik di Indonesia Versi Traveler: Surga Tersembunyi di Nusantara

Indonesia adalah gugusan pulau yang memesona. Negara ini menyimpan ribuan potensi wisata pantai yang luar biasa. Setiap sudut menawarkan keindahan yang berbeda. Dari Sabang hingga Merauke, surga bahari tersimpan. Seorang traveler sejati pasti ingin menjelajahinya. Berikut daftar 9 pantai terbaik pilihan traveler. Pantai-pantai ini menawarkan pengalaman liburan tak terlupakan.

Nama Pantai
Lokasi
Spesial
Pantai Kuta Bali Ombak ideal untuk peselancar pemula
Pink Beach Komodo, NTB Pasir berwarna merah muda langka
Tanah Lot Bali Pura di atas batu karang
Kepulauan Derawan Kalimantan Timur Penangkaran penyu dan danau ubur-ubur
Pantai Parai Tenggiri Bangka Belitung Bebatuan granit raksasa
Pantai Kelingking Nusa Penida, Bali Formasi tebing karst mirip T-Rex
Wakatobi Sulawesi Tenggara Surga menyelam kelas dunia
Pantai Senggigi Lombok, NTB Matahari terbenam yang romantis
Teluk Tomini Sulawesi Tengah Teluk terluar Continue reading

Kontroversi Hak Kewarganegaraan di Amerika Serikat

Latar Belakang Perdebatan Besar di Amerika

Selama hampir 160 tahun, Amandemen ke-14 menetapkan bahwa setiap orang yang lahir di wilayah Amerika Serikat berhak menjadi warga negara Amerika. Aturan itu hanya membuat sedikit pengecualian. Misalnya untuk anak diplomat atau anggota militer asing. Karena itu, banyak orang menganggap aturan tersebut sebagai fondasi utama identitas Amerika.

Namun, pemerintahan Donald Trump memicu perdebatan panas sejak awal masa jabatannya. Ia menandatangani perintah eksekutif untuk mengakhiri hak kewarganegaraan otomatis bagi anak yang lahir dari orang tua tanpa izin tinggal atau berstatus visa sementara. Trump melihat hal tersebut sebagai bagian dari reformasi imigrasi besar. Dia menilai bahwa keamanan nasional selalu menjadi prioritas utama.

Sementara itu, aktivis hak sipil dengan tegas menolak langkah keras tersebut. Mereka menyebut hak kewarganegaraan berdasarkan kelahiran sudah dijamin konstitusi, bukan sekadar kebijakan politik yang bisa diubah secara sepihak. Bahkan Cecillia Wang, Direktur ACLU, menegaskan bahwa tidak ada presiden yang bisa menghapus janji fundamental Amandemen ke-14.


Pertarungan Hukum Menuju Mahkamah Agung

Selanjutnya, banyak pengadilan federal langsung menghentikan perintah eksekutif Trump. Mereka menyatakan tindakan itu melanggar Konstitusi. Continue reading

TNO051: Networks That Do: From Automated to Autonomous Networks with Meter (Sponsored)

Will it be possible to have fully autonomous networks in the near future? Anil Varanasi, CEO and Co-Founder of Meter, joins Scott Robohn in this sponsored episode to discuss the ongoing evolution from automated to autonomous networks. Anil breaks down how Meter differentiates from other networking vendors, discusses how Meter’s network products are vertically integrated... Read more »

Lab: More Complex VXLAN Deployment Scenario

In the first VXLAN lab, we covered the very basics. Now it’s time for a few essential concepts (before introducing the EVPN control plane or integrated routing and bridging):

  • Each VXLAN segment could have a different set of VTEPs (used to build the BUM flooding list)
  • While the VXLAN Network Identifier (VNI) must be unique across the participating VTEPs, you could map different VLAN IDs into a single VNI (allowing you to merge two VLAN segments over VXLAN)
  • Neither VXLAN VNI nor VLAN ID has to be globally unique (but it helps to make them unique to remain sane)

Cloudflare outage on December 5, 2025

Note: This post was updated to clarify the relationship of the internal WAF tool with the incident on Dec. 5.

On December 5, 2025, at 08:47 UTC (all times in this blog are UTC), a portion of Cloudflare’s network began experiencing significant failures. The incident was resolved at 09:12 (~25 minutes total impact), when all services were fully restored.

A subset of customers were impacted, accounting for approximately 28% of all HTTP traffic served by Cloudflare. Several factors needed to combine for an individual customer to be affected as described below.

The issue was not caused, directly or indirectly, by a cyber attack on Cloudflare’s systems or malicious activity of any kind. Instead, it was triggered by changes being made to our body parsing logic while attempting to detect and mitigate an industry-wide vulnerability disclosed this week in React Server Components.

Any outage of our systems is unacceptable, and we know we have let the Internet down again following the incident on November 18. We will be publishing details next week about the work we are doing to stop these types of incidents from occurring.

What happened

The graph below shows HTTP 500 errors served by our network during the Continue reading

IPB189: RFC 9898 – Neighbor Discovery Considerations in IPv6 Deployments

The newly published RFC 9898 is the discussion of today’s podcast. The IPv6 Buzz crew explore the complexities of neighbor discovery and review solutions for both operators and architects. They share how this RFC serves as a single, detailed resource to improve your understanding of neighbor discovery and to reduce the potential attack surface in... Read more »