Cisco Donates OpenRoaming as WiFi Standard
OpenRoaming, which has been developed and managed by Cisco for two years, is built on standards and...
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Invitation: Virtual Happy Hour The Second – TONIGHT 30 Mar 2020 2100BST/1600EST/1300PST
An open videoconference to be nice to each other, blow the Corona blues away.
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The Serverlist: Workers Secrets, Serverless Supremacy, and more!
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BGP – the right tool for so many jobs
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Weekly Wrap: Coronavirus No Match for Oracle’s Larry Ellison
SDxCentral Weekly Wrap for March 30, 2020: Oracle posts strong results despite virus concerns;...
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BGP+SPF for Hyperscale/Massively Scale Datacenter Deployment
BGP+SPF Imagine we replace BGP best path selection decision with SPF. BGP+SPF exactly does that. In this post, I will explain why we are looking for alternative protocols for Massively Scale Datacenter.
Although there is no exact answer how many devices should be in the datacenter so datacenter can be considered Massively Scale, but we know 10.000 Racks are not uncommon in these type of datacenter and each rack, when BGP is used as a transport, gets it’s own unique AS number.
Before I explain BGP+SPF, let’s understand why traditional , very well know, OSPF or IS-IS are not used in these type of datacenter.
Answer is scalability. OSPF and IS-IS are chatty protocols and flooding aspect of these protocols are just not suited to very densely meshed connectivities. Yes, these datacenter run on CLOS topology and CLOS is densely meshed topology.
Also, we want to have wide ECMP in these type of datacenter, meaning, between the TOR, Leaf and Spine devices, there are so many equal cost path and we want to utilize them all. OSPF and IS-IS will be limited to number of ways of ECMP.
BGP is very well suited protocol which provides very wide ECMP Continue reading
Remote Work Isn’t Just Video Conferencing: How We Built CloudflareTV
At Cloudflare, we produce all types of video content, ranging from recordings of our Weekly All-Hands to product demos. Being able to stream video on demand has two major advantages when compared to live video:
- It encourages asynchronous communication within the organization
- It extends the life time value of the shared knowledge
Historically, we haven’t had a central, secure repository of all video content that could be easily accessed from the browser. Various teams choose their own platform to share the content. If I wanted to find a recording of a product demo, for example, I’d need to search Google Drive, Gmail and Google Chat with creative keywords. Very often, I would need to reach out to individual teams to finally locate the content.
So we decided we wanted to build CloudflareTV, an internal Netflix-like application that can only be accessed by Cloudflare employees and has all of our videos neatly organized and immediately watchable from the browser.
We wanted to achieve the following when building CloudflareTV:
- Security: make sure the videos are access controlled and not publicly accessible
- Authentication: ensure the application can only be accessed by Cloudflare employees
- Tagging: allow the videos to be categorized so they can Continue reading
Opinion : Engineers, Solutions and Problems
The tension between iteration and guarantees.
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Video: FRRouting Deployment Guidelines
After describing the FRRouting architecture, as well as recent performance optimizations and usability enhancements, Donald Sharp concluded the FRRouting webinar with detailed deployment guidelines.
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Video: FRRouting Deployment Guidelines
After describing the FRRouting architecture, as well as recent performance optimizations and usability enhancements, Donald Sharp concluded the FRRouting webinar with detailed deployment guidelines.
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White Hat Hackers Fight COVID-19, Donate GPUs for a Cure
Security company Critical Start and its threat hunters are among the global contributors running...
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Daily Roundup: Cisco Patches SD-WAN Bugs
Cisco patched SD-WAN bugs; HashiCorp bagged $175 million on a $5 billion valuation; and Comcast...
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Storj Labs Tardigrade: Live for the Taking
"We can now confidently say that the network is resilient, performant, secure, and ready for broad...
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Introducing the Internet Society’s 2019 Impact Report
In these uncertain times we know the Internet is so much more than a tool. It’s a way for people to stay connected, informed, and educated. It shortens distances, spurs innovation, and fosters social and economic development. It empowers us and frees us.
It is a lifeline.
Yet, nearly 50% of the world still remains unconnected – and globally the Internet faces threats, each with the power to undermine the core of its existence. Now more than ever we must ensure the Internet remains open, globally connected, and secure.
The world is counting on it.
As we looked back at our work in 2019, an inspiring theme emerged: a global society driven by the idea that the Internet should be a resource for all, and persevering against odds to make this vision a reality. This society recognizes the Internet’s power as a way to stay in touch, to empower, to enable, and to create. Collectively, we are not just helping to bridge the digital divide, we are taking action to ensure the Internet remains resilient and trusted – a force for good.
Our 2019 Impact Report highlights the work of the Internet Society – our Chapters, Organization Members, individual members, Continue reading
MEF Awards First Round of SD-WAN Service Provider Certifications
The certification was unveiled in November, and aimed at helping enterprises select an SD-WAN...
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Cloud RAN on Pace to Surpass Traditional RAN by 2022
Traditional RAN site deployments have been dropping off since 2017 and will represent less than 15%...
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SFMIX San Francisco shelter in place
The traffic trend chart above from the San Francisco Metropolitan Internet Exchange (SFMIX) shows the change in network traffic that has resulted from the shelter in place order. Peak traffic has increased by around 10Gbit/s (a 25% increase) and continues throughout the day (whereas peaks previously occurred in the evenings).
The SFMIX network directly connects a number of data centers in the Bay Area and the member organizations that peer from those data centers. Peering through the exchange network keeps traffic local by directly connecting companies with their employees and customers and avoiding potentially congested service provider networks.
Cisco Patches 5 SD-WAN Vulnerabilities
All of these bugs require some form of authentication, which makes them more difficult to exploit....
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