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Show 287: Handling Business Divestitures
How does a network engineer deal with divestiture--that is, getting rid of some part of your companys business? On todays Weekly Show, Jeremy Filliben shares his lessons learned in separating networking one from another is.
Datanauts 034: Automate All The Packets
On todays Datanauts episode were joined by Jason Edelman to dig into why the network has traditionally been so hard to automate, what tools are available, and how to get started.
Network Break 85: Verizon All In On OpenStack; Tech Layoffs Ahead?
On todays Network Break we look at Verizons embrace of OpenStack, peer into the minds of tech sales people, examine a layoff prediction, review financial news and more!
Show 286: Busting Anycast TCP Myths
Todays show is a thought-provoking look at anycast TCP. We start with anycast basics, explore use cases for providers and the enterprise, and then dig into the technical issues of anycast use in production.
Datanauts 033: Making Telemetry A Snap With Intel s Open Framework
On todays episode of Datanauts we learn about Snap, an open source telemetry framework to make collecting, processing, and publishing data center metrics modular, dynamic, and open. Snap was originally developed by Intel.
Network Break 84: Is Bimodal IT BS?; OpenStack Advances
The latest episode of Network Break debates the merits of Bimodal IT and drills into OpenStack news from Walmart (yes, Walmart) and Dell. We also cover stories from Intel, Mesosphere, Cisco, Mellanox and F5.
Show 285: IETF Routing Area Update
Todays Weekly Show explores new projects in the IETF Routing Area, and examines the organizations role in an age where open-source projects are driving ad hoc standards.
Datanauts 032: CoreOS, Tectonic & Building A Better Data Center
The Datanauts delve into CoreOS, a lightweight, Unix-like operating system that aims to make deploying containers as simple as ordering Earl Grey tea on your food replicator.
Network Break 83: Smartphones Slip & PCs Plummet; Intel Targets IoT
This weeks Network Break ponders the fate of the PC, examines Intels IoT moves in China, and digs into tech news from Cisco, Juniper, Facebook, Huawei and more.
Show 284: Design & Build 10: Data Center Fabric
On todays edition of Design & Build we ll talk through a data center business problem and solution that led our guest Tom Grisham to install Cisco Dynamic Fabric Automation. Well talk about the good, the bad and the in-between.