Is it really hard to spell ‘ Orhan Ergun ‘ ? I see a lot of different variations of my name, its funny though ? Below are some search keywords which people used to find something related with me. I know my name is not very common. In fact, among English speaking people, one […]
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Nonprofit takes innovative, cost-effective approach to handle higher densities in older facilities.
People have always been quick to blame the network.
You wouldn’t believe it – after almost 22 years (yeah, it’s been that long since RFC 1883 was published), IPv6 became an Internet standard (RFC8200/STD86). No wonder some people claim IETF moves at glacial speed ;)
Speaking of IPv6, IETF and glacial speeds – there’s been a hilarious thread before Prague IETF meeting heatedly arguing whether the default WLAN SSID should be IPv6-only (+NAT64). Definitely worth reading (for the entertainment value) over a beer or two.
Late last month (wow, has it been that long already?!) I had the honor of attending Tech Field Day Extra …
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ONAP adopted AT&T’s process of VNF validation.
The company says it can now offer a fully virtualized end-to-end next-gen core.
A shadow container attack on Docker was used as an example.
It looks like the push to true cloud computing that many of us have been projecting for such a long time is actually coming to pass, and despite many of the misgivings that many of us have expressed about giving up control of our own datacenters and the applications that run there.
That chip giant Intel is making money as it rolls up its 14 nanometer manufacturing process ramp is not really a surprise. During the second quarter of this year, rival AMD had not yet gotten its “Naples” Epyc X86 server processors into the field, and IBM has pushed …
The Skylake Calm Before The Compute Storm was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
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At times I have trouble focusing on writing articles for some of the presentations I am exposed to at Tech Field Day. Because of that, I really wanted to try something different. This article is more of my free-formed thoughts about NSX and why I’m excited to deploy it at my current $job. From the time I heard that the NSX team was going to be presenting at TFD15 for 4 hours, I knew that I would be writing this article because. Unfortunately it took me far too long to gather up this half formed thought.
I love the concept of Micro-Segmentation that NSX enables. Think of NSX as a virtual distributed firewall that is integrated with your hypervisor, but it really is so much more. This allows you to connect a security policy directly to the vNIC of your guest VM’s. Attaching it to the VM allows that policy to follow the VM anywhere, and everywhere it goes. You don’t have to worry about inter- or intra-VLAN segmentation as all of that is done on each vNIC. On top of that, NSX’s firewall is PCI DSS 3.2 compliant! Another rather compelling Continue reading
Microsoft sharpens focus on container heavyweights Google and AWS.
AWS is still more than three times the size of its nearest competitor, Microsoft Azure.
Analysys Mason advises Telefόnica to exert pressure on Unica vendors to live up to their promises.