Upgrade Your Data Centre To A Closet
I'm back to installing servers/network in closets. Do we need data centers anymore ?
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I'm back to installing servers/network in closets. Do we need data centers anymore ?
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The Docker platform for Linux containers is growing fast -- but what does it mean for the ecosystem?
Company joins IBM, GE and others making big-dollar investments in IoT.
Over at IPSpace this last week, Ivan pointed to a paper by Dijkstra (and if you don’t know who that is, you need to learn a thing or two about the history of routing protocols—because history makes culture, and culture matters—or, as the tagline on this blog says, culture eats technology for breakfast). In this paper, Dijkstra points out some rather important things about computer science and programming that can be directly applied to the network engineering world. For instance, Ivan says—
I was fascinated with Ivan’s take on this paper—particularly in that complexity is an area I find interesting and very useful in my everyday life as a designer—that I went and read the original article. You should, too.
I think Ivan’s observations are spot on, but I think it’s worthwhile to actually broaden them. From where I sit, after 25 years building and breaking networks, I agree that complexity sells—but it sells for two particular reasons. The reason, as Dijkstra said all those years ago (in computer terms), is this:
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