Google Pushes ‘Radical’ Spectrum Model For 5G
Imagine a neutral-host network where operators and even enterprises share the cost.
Imagine a neutral-host network where operators and even enterprises share the cost.
This includes its acquisition of Resilient Systems.
Predix is a star at GE's Minds+Machines event.
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DockerCon is making its return to Europe next year! DockerCon Europe will be held in the beautiful city of Copenhagen, Denmark at Bella Center Cope
nhagen from October 16 – October 18, 2017. We plan on opening the week on Monday, October 16 with paid trainings and workshops, then General Session will kick off the conference the morning of Tuesday October 17 and the conference will continue through Wednesday October 18.
‘Loop Protect’ – New feature in 6.37rc24
Long-time MikroTik users have been after better loop prevention mechanisms for quite a while now. Rapid STP within bridges was the only feature available up until Fall of 2016 and now MikroTik has released Rapid Spanning Tree in hardware for switched ports as well as a new Loop Protect feature that seems to serve the same function as Cisco’s Loop Guard but not utilize spanning tree to detect the loop. MikroTik’s version compares the source MAC of the loop protect frame with the MAC of the interface it is received on and if they match, it will disable the port until the timer expires and check again for the existence of a loop.
This feature was introduced in 6.37rc24 on August 31st, 2016.
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Loop_Protect
Use cases for ‘Loop Protect’
Loop protect seems to be designed more as an edge port protocol since it physically disables the port upon detection of a loop, whereas STP will leave the port physically active but logically block traffic on that path. Some potential use cases for enabling this feature could include:
‘Loop Protect’ – New feature in 6.37rc24
Long-time MikroTik users have been after better loop prevention mechanisms for quite a while now. Rapid STP within bridges was the only feature available up until Fall of 2016 and now MikroTik has released Rapid Spanning Tree in hardware for switched ports as well as a new Loop Protect feature that seems to serve the same function as Cisco’s Loop Guard but not utilize spanning tree to detect the loop. MikroTik’s version compares the source MAC of the loop protect frame with the MAC of the interface it is received on and if they match, it will disable the port until the timer expires and check again for the existence of a loop.
This feature was introduced in 6.37rc24 on August 31st, 2016.
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Loop_Protect
Use cases for ‘Loop Protect’
Loop protect seems to be designed more as an edge port protocol since it physically disables the port upon detection of a loop, whereas STP will leave the port physically active but logically block traffic on that path. Some potential use cases for enabling this feature could include:
There's more to life than Intel, Packet says.
Google offers GPUs to support the more complex workloads.
Our mission at Optimizely is to help decision makers turn data into action. This requires us to move data with speed and reliability. We track billions of user events, such as page views, clicks and custom events, on a daily basis. To provide our customers with immediate access to key business insights about their users has always been our top most priority. Because of this, we are constantly innovating on our data ingestion pipeline.
In this article we will introduce how we transformed our data ingestion pipeline from batching to streaming to provide our customers with real-time session metrics.
Unification. Previously, we maintained two data stores for different use cases - HBase is used for computing Experimentation metrics, whereas Druid is used for calculating Personalization results. These two systems were developed with distinctive requirements in mind:
Experimentation |
Personalization |
Instant event ingestion |
Delayed event ingestion ok |
Query latency in seconds |
Query latency in subseconds |
Visitor level metrics |
Session level metrics |
As our business requirements evolve, however, things quickly became difficult to scale. Maintaining a Druid + HBase Lambda architecture (see below) to satisfy these business needs became a technical burden for the engineering team. We need a solution that Continue reading