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Safari Books Online: Managing Network Complexity

Managing Complexity in Network Engineering

Safari Books Online: How the Internet Really Works

How the Internet Really Works

IETF 103

IETF 103, Bangcock

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Starting from 1 February 2019, the organizations behind open source DNS software implementations are going to deploy changes to their code that could break your domains. That day has been labelled DNS Flag day. —Sebastian Castro @APNIC

What is driving change in this situation is that transport networks are incorporating features that enable them to be reconfigurable under programmatic control, at both the packet and optical layers. This provides the opportunity to speed up service delivery and streamline network operations via innovative software controlling this infrastructure. —Jonathan Homa @lighttalk

If you’re hiring for culture fit, you’re doing it wrong. To build, scale, and sustain your workforce to meet the demands of Industry 4.0, you’ll need to take four crucial actions when seeking external talent or building internal teams. —Jen Kelchner @opensource.com

Today, 100GE traffic is typically deployed in networks with QSFP28 modules, which utilize a 4x 25Gb/s electrical interface with host ports. That interface makes it very convenient to directly drive 4 wavelengths multiplexed together on to a single fiber. —Ray Nering @SP360

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