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Full Stack Journey 037: The Influence Of Open Source In A Tech Career With Matt Broberg

Open source software has had a significant influence on the tech career of today's Full Stack Journey podcast guest, Matt Broberg. We discuss why open source has been so influential, the importance of community in IT, and topics such as how to stay technical when your role changes, and why business fundamentals should matter to technologists.

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Full Stack Journey 037: The Influence Of Open Source In A Tech Career With Matt Broberg

Open source software has had a significant influence on the tech career of today's Full Stack Journey podcast guest, Matt Broberg. We discuss why open source has been so influential, the importance of community in IT, and topics such as how to stay technical when your role changes, and why business fundamentals should matter to technologists.

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Amazon Snaps at New York Times Open Source Critique

“AWS has not copied anybody’s software or services," wrote Andi Gutmans, VP for analytics and...

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Cisco Wins Latest Battle in War Against Chinese Counterfeiters

Cisco has been battling Chinese manufacturers over the sale of spurious versions of its products...

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Will 5G accelerate edge computing as a service?

The key to making edge computing as a service practical is the capability for network operators to deploy a fast, low-latency connection – that is, they need 5G.

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Intel Chip Flaw Plunderbolt Hits Secure Enclaves

The chipmaker issued a patch for the vulnerability, which could allow attackers to change...

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Heavy Networking 495: Smart, Effective, Automated SecOps With Tufin (Sponsored)

The growing complexity of IT environments make it harder for SecOps teams to keep pace with developers, manage access to resources, and ensure that the right controls are in place and policies are met. Sponsor Tufin joins the Heavy Networking podcast to discuss how automation can boost SecOps effectiveness while tackling initiatives such as zero trust and network segmentation on premises and in the cloud.

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Corsa’s Eduardo Cervantes Talks Scaling Network Security for Encrypted Traffic Inspection

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Working together to build a bigger, stronger Internet

[Published on behalf of the Internet Society Board of Trustees.]

The Internet Society’s vision is that the Internet is for everyone. Earlier this month, we wrote about our efforts to ensure a stable and diverse funding model to support the work that takes us towards our vision. The role of the Board of Trustees is to provide, with support from the community, the strategic direction for that work. In this post, we discuss our recent and current strategic efforts, put them into context, and provide pointers with more information for our community to get involved in defining our wanted future.

Naturally, the starting point of our current strategy was to agree with the community on the overall direction. Therefore, two years ago, during 2017, the Board consulted with our community to revise our mission statement into what we have today. Many of you contributed to that 2017 effort, which resulted in the following three focus areas:

• Building and supporting the communities that make the Internet work;
• Advancing the development and application of Internet infrastructure, technologies, and open standards; and
• Advocating for policy that is consistent with our view of the Internet

Based on that community agreement on the development of this new mission, the Continue reading

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Automation Solution: Data Center Fabric with Tenant Connectivity

I always tell attendees in the Building Network Automation Solutions to create minimalistic data models with (preferably) no redundant information. Not surprisingly, that’s a really hard task (see this article for an example) - using a simple automation tool like Ansible you end with either a messy and redundant data model or Jinja2 templates (or Ansible playbooks) full of hard-to-understand and impossible-to-maintain business logic.

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Google Cloud Beefs Up Security With Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet

Palo Alto Networks and Google Cloud pledged to jointly develop a new multi-cloud security framework...

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Larry Ellison: Oracle Will Not Replace Hurd

Former co-CEO Mark Hurd passed away in October. Safra Catz will take on sole leadership at...

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Edge Networking’s Role in 5G Monetization

Download Edge Networking's Role in 5G Monetization to see the role edge networking plays in service...

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Cisco grabs Exablaze for low-latency chip technology

Cisco will continued to build up its internal-electronics tools with its planned purchase of   field-programmable gate array (FPGA) technology designer Exablaze for an undisclosed amount.Exablaze, founded in 2013, specializes in low-latency FPGAs used to construct logically reconfigurable digital circuits for networking gear in high-performance environments such as data centers, high-frequency trading (HFT), big-data analytics, high-performance computing and  telecommunications. Exablaze products include FPGA-based switches and network interface cards (NICs), as well as picosecond-resolution timing technology.To read this article in full, please click here

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Cisco grabs Exablaze for low-latency chip technology

Cisco will continued to build up its internal-electronics tools with its planned purchase of   field-programmable gate array (FPGA) technology designer Exablaze for an undisclosed amount.Exablaze, founded in 2013, specializes in low-latency FPGAs used to construct logically reconfigurable digital circuits for networking gear in high-performance environments such as data centers, high-frequency trading (HFT), big-data analytics, high-performance computing and  telecommunications. Exablaze products include FPGA-based switches and network interface cards (NICs), as well as picosecond-resolution timing technology.To read this article in full, please click here

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IDG Contributor Network: SD-WAN management means more than reviewing logs and parsing events

By creating a single view of all network data, you can do things better like correlating threat information to identify real attacks or keep a log of packet statistics to better diagnose intermittent networking problems.However, to turn data into value with the limitations of traditional systems, we must be creative with the solution. We must find ways to integrate the different repositories in various appliances. It’s not an easy task but an architectural shift that I’ve written about in the past, SASE (Secure Access Service Edge), should help significantly.SASE is a new enterprise networking technology category introduced by Gartner in 2019. It represents a change in how we connect our sites, users, and cloud resources.To read this article in full, please click here

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Gap Narrows Between Azure, AWS, GCP in Cockroach Labs 2020 Report

Cockroach Labs' cloud report measured AWS, GCP, and Azure, on CPU, network, and storage I/O,...

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SD-WAN to Clip WAN Edge Growth, Gartner Predicts

Gartner expects the slow down in WAN edge spending to be offset somewhat by increasing bandwidth...

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Intel Is $2B Serious About AI, Buys Habana to Target Nvidia

“Clearly, Intel realizes that it needs breakthrough performance and efficiency to go up against...

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