ON THE NET
Legal and Ethical Aspects of Privacy
My second post on privacy for network engineers is up over at Packet Pushers—
Providers and Privacy at NANOG 84
I’m speaking (in person) at NANOG84 on providers and privacy—
DC Fabric Intelligence Panel at DCD
On the 10th of February (next week) I’m participating in a panel discussing—
A networking strategy involving disaggregation deployment, overlay network virtualization, automation, and visibility can remedy the complexities with better utilization and performance and ultimately enable network slicing and self-healing abilities. Cloudification of the network is here, but how far do we need to go, and what is the impact on the hardware?
Why Privacy?
I’ve kicked off a series over at Packet Pushers on the ; the first installment is up now.
There’s a chapter in my new book on the topic, as well.
Between 0x2 Nerds Live Stream on Network Complexity
I’m sitting with Jeff Doyle and Jeff Tantsura to talk about network complexity on the Between 0x2 Nerds podcast today at 1PM ET today. The link is here—
Join us if you can.
The Centralization of the Internet
My article on Internet centralization just published over at The Public Discourse—
Juniper Master Class: Disaggregation Pros and Cons
On the 28th—in two days—I’m doing a master class over at Juniper on DC fabric disaggregation. I’ll spend some time defining the concept (there are two different ideas we use the word disaggregation to describe), and then consider some of the positive and negative aspects of disaggregation. This is a one hour session, and it’s free. Register here.