ON THE NET
On the ‘net: Modeling Tunnels
On the ‘net: Grey Failures and the Law of Large Numbers
You’ve just finished building a 1,000 router fabric using a proper underlay and overlay. You’ve thought of everything, including doing it all with a single SKU, carefully choosing transceivers, using only the best optical cables, and running all the software through a rigorous testing cycle. Time to relax? Perhaps—or perhaps not.
On the ‘net: Networking Models
I’m writing a series on network models over at Packet Pushers; links to the first three are below.
The RFC Process
I’ve just finished a seven-part series over at Packets Pushers about the process of writing and publishing an RFC. Even if you don’t ever plan to write a draft or participate in the IETF, this series will give you a better idea of the work that goes into creating new standards and IETF documents.
On the ‘net: Two on AI
I occasionally write over at Mind Matters on topics “other than technical.” Here are my two latest posts over there.
On the ‘net: Model Based Thinking
Running a little late on cross posting stuff from Packet Pushers … but I suppose better late than never. 🙂