If you’re doing networking configuration the old fashioned way, you need to know how best to merge your configurations for your device. If you’re running Junos, make sure you check out Jeff Fry’s series here!
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iOS 13 and iPadOS Wi-Fi Diagnostics
If you’re having issues with gathering enough information about your iOS 13 device connecting to the wireless network, make sure you check out George Stefanick’s overview of a new diagnostic utility.
Security Isn’t Natural
Privacy and security were overlooked while designing the online tools we use today. We need security, now more than ever, as mountains of sensitive information is stored online. Thanks to Solutions Architects, our private data can be protected.
Do You Use GitHub? Ever Thought About Backup…
The darling of developers and DevOps professionals alike, GitHub has become THE platform for application lifecycle management, so what happens if it is unavailable for an extended period of time? Michael Cade, who knows a thing or two about data protection and disaster preparedness, has given this quite a bit of thought and has chronicled his efforts to ensure that all of his hard work will not be lost should GitHub be unavailable for a prolonged period of time.
How Did We End With 1500-Byte MTU?
Ever wondered why the MTU for Ethernet is 1500 bytes? Ivan Pepelnjak teaches us a bit about why we have this relic of the early days of networking still hanging around in our lives today.
Datanauts 173: Goodnight, Datanauts
Sadly, the Datanauts podcast has come to an end. As it sometimes happens, opportunities crop up when we least expect them and force us to make tough choices. Find out what’s next for Ethan and Chris as they look forward to a bright future.
Kubernetes Homelab With Raspberry Pi and K3sup
The tech community has been abuzz lately with different ways to run Kubernetes in a lab environment for learning purposes. Everyone is excited to learn how to manage and use the platform for their new applications. Multiple tools exist to aid in this learning process. Alex Ellis has thrown his hat in the ring with the release of k3sup, which allows users to create Kubernetes clusters using Rancher’s lightweight k3s distribution.
Unpacking the IBM Red Hat Conundrum
It has been almost been a year since IBM announced intentions to acquire RedHat. The acquisition was complete in July of this year and Tim Crawford provides his perspective of the ramifications and future of IBM looking forward. Tim sees that RedHat purchase as a play to move IBM beyond its mainframe and professional services business and into the cloud era and the overall future of enterprise IT.
Hiding in Plain Sight
It’s a game of hide-and-seek with wireless access points. Check out how Ian Beyer manages to provide service with a little bit of secrecy!
802.11ax Remote Packet Captures Using the Jetson Nano
If you’re looking to capture some 802.11ax packets, look no further! François Verges has a solution that you won’t want to miss!