Worth Reading 111326 When discussing and comparing on-premise and cloud deployment patterns a decade ago, there would have been a straight line drawn from the first to the second: On-premise was the past and cloud computing was the future, even if people weren’t entirely sure what “cloud computing” was at the time. Internet governance bodies are likely to accelerate work to prepare the domain name system (DNS) so it can remain secure once quantum computers can challenge conventional encryption. Brodsky’s account points to a structural shift in global Internet infrastructure: traffic continues to grow, but investment and operational control are concentrating in a small number of hyperscalers. As with any Ethernet Virtual Private Network (EVPN) fabric, you have almost certainly encountered a MAC/IP route or dealt with a MAC mobility event. MAC mobility events are not unusual. A busy virtual machine (VM) can trigger one, and they are a normal part of VM operations. A policy intended to combat sports piracy is leading a nonprofit cybersecurity provider to stop serving users in France. That outcome should concern anyone who wants both effective enforcement against copyright infringement and a safer Internet. Related Posted in WORTH READING ← Best of the Hedge 19: Optional Security is Not
