This is post 6 of 6 in the series “ONUG Spring 2016 Tech Talks” The Open Networking User Group met in Mountain View at the Intuit Campus for their Spring 2016 conference. Many topics were discussed with use-cases posted up on the wall in the main conference room. Among them was one of particular interest […]
It’s Not Bandwidth. It’s The Latency.
This is post 5 of 6 in the series “ONUG Spring 2016 Tech Talks” The Spring 2016 meeting of the Open Networking User Group wrapped up with a town hall discussion between some of the smartest people in networking today. Great folks like David Meyer, Andy Warfield, and Tom Edsall jumped into the fray to […]
Tech Field Day Extra at ONUG Spring 2016 Live Blog – Day 2
This is post 4 of 6 in the series “ONUG Spring 2016 Tech Talks” About The Author Brandon Carroll is a blogger and teacher with years of experience helping students understand networking. His blog can be found at http://GlobalConfig.net and followed on Twitter as @BrandonCarroll. About The Author Tom Hollingsworth is a networking professional, blogger, and […]
Tech Field Day Extra at ONUG Spring 2016 Live Blog – Day 1
This is post 3 of 6 in the series “ONUG Spring 2016 Tech Talks” About The Author Brandon Carroll is a blogger and teacher with years of experience helping students understand networking. His blog can be found at http://GlobalConfig.net and followed on Twitter as @BrandonCarroll. About The Author Tom Hollingsworth is a networking professional, blogger, and […]
How Networking Is Driving Systems Development
This is post 2 of 6 in the series “ONUG Spring 2016 Tech Talks” Networking is going through a transformation. We’re replacing proprietary hardware functions with software and commoditizing the hardware that the software runs on. Vendors are pushing their systems to support a breadth of operating systems and platforms to help IT professionals build […]
Networking’s Impact on Storage and Compute in Today’s IT Environment
This is post 1 of 6 in the series “ONUG Spring 2016 Tech Talks” How does networking impact storage and compute in our networks today? In my opinion the discussion has to revolve around Network functions virtualization (NFV). Network functions virtualization is the concept of replacing dedicated network appliances with a virtual equivalent on commercial […]