The most popular shows from the Packet Pushers Podcast Network in one feed. 1-The Weekly Show (network engineering). 2-Priority Queue (even more network engineering). 3-Datanauts (the full IT stack including cloud). 4-Network Break (IT news and analysis from the week). 5-Briefings In Brief (interesting vendor stories in 15 minutes or less).
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PQ Show 94: The State Of Open Compute Networking
The Packet Pushers catch up on the latest developments from the Open Compute Project on networking, including new efforts that target the campus and WLANs, with guest Carlos Cardenas. The post PQ Show 94: The State Of Open Compute Networking appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 93: Smart Network Monitoring With Paessler (Sponsored)
On today's Priority Queue episode, we talk smart network monitoring with our sponsor, Paessler, maker of PRTG Network Monitor. The post PQ Show 93: Smart Network Monitoring With Paessler (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 92: Network Or Endpoint: Where To Put Security?
Recorded live at Future:Net, this Priority Queue episode explores the 'network or endpoint' security debate with VMware's Bruce Davie & Bromium's Simon Crosby. The post PQ Show 92: Network Or Endpoint: Where To Put Security? appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 91: Intel And 5G Networks (Sponsored)
5G networks will dramatically boost the capability of mobile networks and have a significant impact on industrial networks, IoT, and cloud computing. In this sponsored podcast we talk with Intel about its 5G initiatives The post PQ Show 91: Intel And 5G Networks (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 90: What Is I2RS & Why Do We Love It?
This Priority Queue episode was recorded live at IETF 96 & focuses on I2RS, an IETF effort to create an interface to interact with the routing system. Guests Sue Hares and Russ White join Greg Ferro to talk about how I2RF works and its benefits. The post PQ Show 90: What Is I2RS & Why Do We Love It? appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 89: Implementing EVPN for Enterprise DCI
This week, the Priority Queue gets into the weeds on EVPN with the specific use-case of DCI. Join Ethan Banks as he interviews double JNCIE Clay Haynes on setting up BGP adjacencies, creating EVPN address families, interpreting BGP output containing EVPN NLRIs, handling VTEPs, walking a packet through end to end, and useful commands to know. The post PQ Show 89: Implementing EVPN for Enterprise DCI appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 88: Multi-Layered Control Planes
Today's Priority Queue explores the notion of multi-layered control planes. Guest Russ White joins us to outline the concept of a control plane that's broken out into separate functional classes. The goal is to keep the networking protocols that operate at each layer as simple as possible. The post PQ Show 88: Multi-Layered Control Planes appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 87: Private Cloud Is For Real
Today's Priority Queue looks at the real state of private cloud. While public cloud gets the most media attention, and some analyst firms argue that private cloud doesn't make sense for most companies, it's a myth that there's only one way to 'do cloud.' The post PQ Show 87: Private Cloud Is For Real appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 86: Making Sense Of CloudRouter
CloudRouter is an open source project built on Linux. It's designed to run in physical and virtual environments, including the cloud, and includes core routing protocols such as BGP and OSPF. The Packet Pushers dig in to find out just what CloudRouter can do. The post PQ Show 86: Making Sense Of CloudRouter appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 85: FD.IO & VPP Open Virtual Switch
Today's Priority Queue episode dives into the FD.IO project and the VPP open virtual switch/router. FD.IO is a Linux Foundation project, with VPP code contributed by Cisco. Cisco's Dave Ward, Dave Barach, and Macek Constantovich join us to get into the all the details. The post PQ Show 85: FD.IO & VPP Open Virtual Switch appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 84: Cloud Network Complexity Vs. Romana.io
Today's Priority Queue takes a visit to Romana, an open-source project that tackles network and security issues for cloud-native applications. We'll explore just what the Romana project is about, drill into its major components, and look at its integration with OpenStack and Kubernetes. The post PQ Show 84: Cloud Network Complexity Vs. Romana.io appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 83: Sonus Networks & Microservice Orchestration (Sponsored)
On today's episode of Priority Queue, sponsor Sonus Networks joins us to explore microservice orchestration for networking, particularly in the context of OpenStack. The post PQ Show 83: Sonus Networks & Microservice Orchestration (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 82: Aruba Certifications Overview
Today's Priority Queue climbs the Aruba certification ladder for wireless networking. Exam developer Kimberly Graves talks about what you'll learn, and offers training and testing insights. The post PQ Show 82: Aruba Certifications Overview appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 81: Network Testing With ToDD
On today's Priority Queue, Matt Oswalt shares details about ToDD (Testing On Demand: Distributed), an open source tool he developed for validating network changes. The post PQ Show 81: Network Testing With ToDD appeared first on Packet Pushers.
PQ Show 80: P4 – A Language For Programming Switches
Nick McKeown joins us on today's episode to talk about P4, an open-source language for programming packet processors, especially switches. P4's goal is to make network hardware more flexible & customizable. The post PQ Show 80: P4 – A Language For Programming Switches appeared first on Packet Pushers.