Ericsson Buys Data Center Management Company NodePrime
NodePrime is to be integrated into the HDS 8000.
NodePrime is to be integrated into the HDS 8000.
HSRP VRRP GLBP Comparison– In this post I am going to cover the similarities and the differences between HSRP VRRP and GLBP protocols. All these technologies provide first hop redundancy for the hosts. I will use the below table for HSRP VRRP GLBP Comparison and the design attributes listed in it. For the more technology comparison tables; please click […]
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I understand Dell's product strategy best when I consider it as "one of everything".
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Intel is aggressively positioning itself to become the dominant platform for virtual networking and NFV. That’s my takeaway from Intel Cloud Day.
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Intel is aggressively positioning itself to become the dominant platform for virtual networking and NFV. That’s my takeaway from Intel Cloud Day.
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I’m forever seeing announcements like this in the software defined networking world—
But you need to note one specific thing about this announcement. How did they achieve these forwarding rates? By using DPDK to offload the actual, well, forwarding to a custom ASIC on a NIC. The reality is that we’ve always done the control plane in software, and we’ve always done the forwarding in hardware. There have been precious few router platforms over the years where the forwarding plane is actually an “embedded system.”
Certainly we’re seeing a world where open source operating systems are learning to interact with commodity ASICs so it’s possible to separate the software from the hardware, and the operating system from the control plane, and this is all too the good. But if this is software defined networking, then we’ve been doing this since sometime in the 1990’s, perhaps even earlier…
Perhaps we’ve become so accustomed to considering the network operating Continue reading