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IT professionals reveal the pros and cons of using NetApp OnCommand Insight and Dell EMC ControlCenter.
Docker believes in making technology easy to use and accessible and that approach also extends to our enterprise-ready container platform. That means providing out-of-the-box integrations to key extensions of the platform that enterprise organizations require, but also making it possible to swap these built-in solutions with other tools as desired.
Docker Enterprise Edition 2.0, integrates Kubernetes to our platform and delivers the only Kubernetes platform that can be deployed across multiple clouds and multiple operating systems. As part of this release, we have included Project Calico by Tigera as the “batteries included” Kubernetes CNI plug-in for a highly scalable, industry-leading networking and routing solution.
While we support our customers using their preferred CNI plug-in, we chose to integrate Project Calico for our built-in solution because it aligns well with our design objectives for Docker EE 2.0:
Here’s another back-to-the-fundamentals question I received a while ago when discussing IPv6 multihoming challenges:
I was wondering why enterprise can’t have dedicated block of IPv6 address and ISPs route the traffic to it. Enterprise shall select the ISP's based on the routing and preferences configured?
Let’s try to analyze where the problem might be. First the no-brainers:
Read more ...Darwin: a genomics co-processor provides up to 15,000x acceleration on long read assembly Turakhia et al., ASPLOS’18
With the slow demise of Moore’s law, hardware accelerators are needed to meet the rapidly growing computational requirements of X.
For this paper, X = genomics, and genomic data is certainly growing fast: doubling every 7 months and on track to surpass YouTube and Twitter by 2025. Rack-size machines can sequence 50 genomes a day, portable sequencers require several days per genome. Third-generation sequencing technologies are now available which produce much longer reads of contiguous DNA – on the order of tens of kilobases compared to only a few hundred bases with the previous generations of technology.
For personalized medicine, long reads are superior in identifying structural variants i.e. large insertions, deletions and re-arrangements in the genome spanning kilobases or more which are sometimes associated with diseases; for haplotype phasing, to distinguish mutations on maternal vs paternal chromosomes; and for resolving highly repetitive regions in the genome.
The long read technology comes with a drawback though – high error rates in sequencing of between 15%-40%. The errors are corrected using computational methods ‘that can be orders of magnitude slower than Continue reading
I feel like I should go to some “Resume PTSD” meetings.. are there such things? LOL. I can imagine a dark room like they have in the movies for 12 step meetings. Some podium up in the front where everyone has to tell their story. The lead nods to me that it is my turn and I go up to the podium….
“Hello, my name is Fish, and I have Resume PTSD. It all started for me one evening when I was 16 years old. I remember was in the family room of our house in Princeton, New Jersey… it was deep winter out so we had the fire in the fireplace going. Dad walked across the room to sit by the fire… he put before him 2 stacks of resumes – one stack for people applying to be a Vice President and another stack for people applying to be a Lobby Ambassador and Admin. I watched in appropriate 16 year old horror as he glanced at each piece of paper and within 5-10 seconds he decided if it went in the pile for definitely interview, or the pile for review resume again Continue reading
The Cloud Foundry platform runs on top of Kubernetes, which itself runs on IBM’s cloud architecture. It provides a level of abstraction for developers working with the container orchestrator.
Cybercrime will be a $6 trillion business by 2021, up from $3 trillion in 2016.
When a company has 500,000 enterprise customers that are paying for perpetual licenses and support on systems software – this is an absolutely enormous base by corporate standards, and a retro licensing model straight from the 1980s and 1990s – what does it do for an encore?
That’s a very good question, and for now the answer for VMware seems to be to sell virtual storage and virtual networking networking to that vast base of virtual compute customers, and take wheelbarrows full of money to the bank on behalf of parent Dell Technologies. Virtualization took root during the Great Recession …
VMware’s Platform Can Only Reflect The Enterprise Datacenter was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
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This article was first published on Exoscale blog with some minor modifications.
Hosting videos on YouTube is convenient for several reasons: pretty good player, free bandwidth, mobile-friendly, network effect and, at your discretion, no ads.1 On the other hand, this is one of the less privacy-friendly solution. Most other providers share the same characteristics—except the ability to disable ads for free.
With the <video>
tag, self-hosting a video is
simple:2
<video controls> <source src="../videos/big_buck_bunny.webm" type="video/webm"> <source src="../videos/big_buck_bunny.mp4" type="video/mp4"> </video>
However, while it is possible to provide a different videos depending on the screen width, adapting the video to the available bandwidth is trickier. There are two solutions:
They are both adaptive bitrate streaming protocols: the video is sliced in small segments and made available at a variety of different bitrates. Depending on current network conditions, the player automatically selects the appropriate bitrate to download the next segment.
HLS was initially implemented by Apple but is now also supported Continue reading
ason Edelman is my guest on the Full Stack Journey, where we talk about his transition from a traditional network engineer to focus on automation.
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Shawmut Design and Construction wanted to break up with its MPLS, move its infrastructure to the cloud, and reduce network costs while improving its network efficiency.