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L-R: Nick Buraglio, Dominik Pickhardt, Greg Ferro, Drew Conry-Murray, Phil Gervasi, Ben Gage, Dustin Beare, Larry Smith, Tom Hollingsworth, Marena Karasevich, Eyvonne Sharp, John Herbert, Chris Grundemann, Richard McIntosh |
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| Networking Field Day 17 | |
| January 24–26, 2018 | |
| #NFD17 | |
| Who: Networking What: Field Day |
When: Past Where: Silicon Valley |
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Delegate Panel
Delegates are selected by the Field Day Delegate community. For more information on our selection process, please see our page about becoming a Field Day Delegate.
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Chris Grundemann | |
Creative|Technologist. Curious. Boisterous. Autotelic Autodidact. Heretic. Rider of Boards. Writer of Words. (((Technology, Marketing, & Strategy consultant))) |
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Dominik Pickhardt | |
InfoSec veteran on the NetworkAutobahn |
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Drew Conry-Murray | |
I’m a tech blogger and podcaster with 17 years’ experience covering IT, networking, security, and more. |
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Dustin Beare | |
ISP Network Engineer, IPv6 enthusiast, |
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Eyvonne Sharp | |
Eyvonne Sharp is a network architect for a Fortune 100 healthcare enterprise. |
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Greg Ferro | |
Greg is a freelance Network Architect and Engineer, host of Packet Pushers Podcast and semi-professional writer. |
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John Herbert | |
CCIE #6727 Emeritus, technology afficionado, scripter, nerd. What’s not to love? |
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Larry Smith | |
Technical Solutions Architect for World Wide Technology(WWT) focusing on automation. |
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Marena Karasevich | |
Network shaman, recovering switch hoarder, CCNP R&S, CCDA, ACMP |
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Nick Buraglio | |
Network Architect, engineer, researcher, and blogger. |
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Phil Gervasi | |
Senior Network Engineer currently working in security. |
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Richard McIntosh | |
Richard is a network engineer with over 8 years experience and multiple industry certifications. |
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Presentation Calendar
Most presentations are streamed live on this page, at TechFieldDay.com, and at some delegate and presenter web sites. After the event, the following pages contain video recordings of these presentations.
| Wednesday, Jan 24 | 09:30-11:30 |  |
Juniper Networks Presents at Networking Field Day 17 | |
| Wednesday, Jan 24 | 13:00-15:00 |  |
ThousandEyes Presents at Networking Field Day 17 | |
| Wednesday, Jan 24 | 15:30-17:30 |  |
Extreme Networks Presents at Networking Field Day 17 | |
| Thursday, Jan 25 | 08:00-12:30 |  |
Juniper Networks Presents at Networking Field Day 17 | |
| Thursday, Jan 25 | 13:30-18:00 |  |
VMware Presents at Networking Field Day 17 | |
| Friday, Jan 26 | 08:00-12:30 |  |
Cisco Presents at Networking Field Day 17 | |
| Friday, Jan 26 | 13:30-15:30 | Mellanox Technologies Presents at Networking Field Day 17 with Ixia and Cumulus Networks | ||
Event Staff
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Ben Gage | |
Ben Gage has a professional background which started in logistics and supply chain for manufacturing and agriculture. To subsidize the methodical nature of these fields he started and performs with an original Americana band. With a penchant for the ra … |
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Claire Chaplais | |
Claire Chaplais has over 20 years experience in business operations, marketing communication programs, and event management for the high tech industry. She worked for great companies like Wind River Systems, StorageTek, Common Sense Media, and Harris B … |
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Tom Hollingsworth | |
Tom Hollingsworth, CCIE #29213, is an event lead for the Tech Field Day event series specializing in networking, wireless, and security topics. |
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Links with Tag #NFD17
- Cumulus VX Spine and Leaf
- Getting Out From Under the Policy Boulder with Juniper’s Contrail Policy Framework
- Looking at the Internet with ThousandEyes
- Predictable VxLAN EVPN Scale with Mellanox Spectrum
- Unlocking VXLAN with Mellanox
- Field Area Networking
- Short Take – Cisco Field Area Networking
- Simplifying Network Security with Context-Aware Micro-Segmentation
- Mellanox, Ixia and Cumulus: Part 3
- Mellanox, Ixia and Cumulus: Part 2
- Mellanox, Ixia and Cumulus: Part 1
- Extreme Networks SLX Platform – Extremely Easy Analytics
- Some Things I Learned About VeloCloud SD-WAN
- Considering The Future Of Juniper’s Contrail And OpenContrail/Tungsten
- OpenContrail & dNOS Join The Linux Foundation, Get New Names
- Extreme Automation with Extreme Networks (& StackStorm)
- Cumulus – Not Your Average Networking
- Secure Multicloud Networking with Contrail
- Cumulus Linux and NetQ
- Orchestration From the Top Versus Automation From the Bottom
- Juniper Woos The Enterprise With New Products
- The Winds of Change From January
- Strategy Series: How do you view outside of your network?
- Bringing DevOps To Routing – Cisco XR
- How to fit an Elephant into a small car to transport it over the Networkautobahn
- BiB 029: Cisco At NFD17 – Automation, Telemetry & Intent
- BiB 028: VMware NSX At NFD17 – SD-WAN & Security
- BiB 027: Juniper Networks At NFD17 – A Platform Emerges
- BiB 30: Mellanox, Ixia & Cumulus At NFD17 – VXLAN & Whitebox
- Networking is Finally Catching Up
- Packet Capture – NSX 6.4
- Step by Step – Upgrade NSX 6.3.5 na NSX 6.4
- Intentional Infrastructure
- #NFD17 – It’s A Wrap
- Off the Cuff – NFD17 Wrap Up
- What’s new and how to one click upgrade to NSX 6.4.x ?
- Networking Field Day 17: Hawt or Naught
- New Role, Same Goal
- Networking Field Day 17 (NFD17) Redux
- Are network vendors ignoring serverless security?
- BiB 26: Extreme Networks At NFD17 – Composing Workflows For Mean Time To Payrise
- Automatic Product Pitch Generator
- Legacy IT Is Not A Monument
- Cisco, Mellanox, Ixia and Cumulus: Last Day of NFD17!
- BiB 25: ThousandEyes At NFD17 – Expanding Into User Experience
- BiB 24: Juniper OpenContrail At NFD17 – One Fabric To Bind Them
- Networking Field Day 17 – Here We Go!
- NFD17 and Tech Field Day Extra Cisco Live Europe 2018
- Network Field Day 17: Mark Your Calendars!
- Its time for Network Field Day 17
More Information
If you would like to sponsor or attend these events as a delegate, please contact Stephen Foskett, Gestalt IT Community Organizer, at [email protected] or call +1(508)451-9532.
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