Learn how to deploy Kubernetes clusters on VMware Cloud on AWS with VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Plus. This session will go over the Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Plus architecture and core concepts along with a technical introduction on automated multi-cluster operations, integrated platform services and the alignment to open source technologies.
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Network Telemetry Data Field Day Delegate Roundtable Discussion
The Data Field Day Roundtable 1 delegates engage in an open and wide-ranging discussion on the topic of network telemetry. Stephen Foskett leads the discussion.
Dell EMC Cloud Snapshot Manager with Nooshin Soleimani
Nooshin Soleimani, Consultant Project Manager, Dell EMC, gives an overview of the Cloud Snapshot Manager. This can be enabled to automatically discover cloud AWS instances as potential resources and open them to centralized management.
Mojo Networks Mission with Rick Wilmer
Rick Wilmer, CEO, introduces Mojo Networks, introducing the delegates to the company mission of breaking the old controller based wireless networking business model, and offering wireless infrastructure as a service. This mission is built around open hardware standards, and using software-defined functionality to speed innovation.
Cisco Artificial Intelligence at Cisco with Kubeflow
Debo Dutta, Distinguished Engineer at Cisco presents on Artificial Intelligence at Cisco with Kubeflow. In this session, he discusses open-source AI/ML work with Google Kubeflow and deep-dives into advanced technology areas like AutoML. For more information, visit here: Cisco Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Aruba Opening the 6 GHz Band for Unlicensed Operations
The Wi-Fi industry badly needs more mid-band spectrum to keep up with demand, and to enable widespread use of 80 and 160-MHz channels. FCC has initiated a rulemaking to potentially open 1.2 gigahertz of new spectrum in the 6 GHz band for unlicensed devices. This is enough for fourteen 80-MHz channels, and nearly sixty 20-MHz […]
Packet Pushers Discussion of Cisco’s SDN Strategy
A group of independent thought leaders from the Networking Field Day/PacketPushers crew gathered at Cisco Live US 2012 to discuss the company’s Open Networking Environment (ONE) announcement. This announcement centered on a strategy for software-defined networking (SDN), and this was the focus of our discussion as well.
PNDA provides scalable and reactive network analytics
Tony Mattke looks at what he saw from PNDA. This is a project from the Linux Foundation, recently open sourced by Cisco. It serves as a platform for network analytics across data centers. PNDA sees this as vital for organizations with large volume high velocity data, something they see as vital for areas like the Internet of Things. Tony was really impressed by PNDA’s data assurance as well, which allows you to make sure everything is received and processed on every step of the data’s path across the network. Overall, Tony found PNDA further evidence that open source networking is alive and well!
TFD14 – NetApp
Larry Smith Jr. takes a look at the open source initiatives from NetApp, as presented at Tech Field Day earlier this year. This reflects a change in focus from the company. Previously seen as a pure storage company, their embrace of open source and DevOps culture through thePub marks a decidedly different company. Larry was particularly impressed by their NetApp Docker Volume Plugin, moving into the world of container storage management.
Intel Ceph, Swift, CoprHD, SPDK, and NVMf
Nate Marushak, Software Development Manager, discusses Intel’s contributions to open source projects like Ceph and Swift as well as discussing future projects being worked on by Intel such as a software defined storage controller and other SDKs.
Networking Field Day 2: The Links
Tech Field Day always draws a great deal of attention, including thousands of tweets and dozens of blog posts and videos from delegates and bystanders alike. As usual, we will attempt to collect those links for reference and review, but this time we will start even before the event!
OpenContrail & dNOS Join The Linux Foundation, Get New Names
Drew Conry-Murray highlights the addition of two projects to the Linux Foundation, OpenContrail and dNOS. Drew got to hear about developments on OpenContrail at Networking Field Day from Juniper Networks, which is an open source derivation of their proprietary Contrail software. Drew isn’t sure if either project will become a major disruptor in the enterprise networking space, but he thinks the increasing move to open sourcing these projects will lead to “breaking the stranglehold of legacy vendors on how networks are built and operated.”
Optimize Modern Applications with VMware Tanzu Intelligence Services
Rachna Srivastava, Director of Product Marketing, emphasizes how Tanzu Intelligence Services proactively optimize cost, performance, and security of applications across clouds with integrated ML/AI capabilities. In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, where software agility and the swift deployment of applications are paramount, the focus is on app modernization and migration strategies, a priority for CIOs […]
DNA Center Platform – Integrate Your Network into the IT Process
IT teams are rolling out controller-based networks to automate provisioning and centralize visibility, on the journey to intent-based networking. Now you can take the next step by turning your intent-based network, based on DNA Center, into an open platform to integrate the network into IT operations workflows and enable IT and business innovation. Find out […]
Karl May of Vello Systems Shares His Impression of ONUG Fall 2013
Karl May, CEO of Vello Systems, talks with Tom Hollingsworth of Tech Field Day about the Open Networking User Group’s Fall 2013 event.
Enabling Cloud Adoption and Taming Complexity With BlueCat DNS, DHCP, and IP Address Management
BlueCat is the Adaptive DNS company. The company’s mission is to help the world’s largest organizations thrive on network complexity, from the edge to the core. To do this, BlueCat re-imagined DNS. The result – Adaptive DNS – is a dynamic, open, secure, scalable, and automated resource that supports the most challenging digital transformation initiatives, […]
Better ML for Everyone with ML Commons
ML Commons aims to build better machine learning for everyone through three pillars. We create benchmarks like the MLPerf suite that measure speed for ML training and inference from microwatts to megawatts. We build large, open, and public datasets such as The People’s Speech (30K hours of labeled speech), Multilingual Spoken Words Corpus (keyword spotting […]
Check Out Our Videos From Cloud Field Day
We were delighted to host Red Hat as a presenter at Cloud Field Day earlier this month where they demonstrated the capabilities of Red Hat OpenShift. In a post on the OpenShift website, Red Hat shares recaps of their three presentations including a focus on OpenShift hosted and managed services, managing the open hybrid cloud, and finally Stu Miniman’s journey toward joining Red Hat. We look forward to seeing Red Hat at the next field day event!
The Fork in the Network to Code Road With Nautobot
On GestaltIT.com, Tom Hollingsworth writes about Network to Code’s Networking Field Day appearance, their Nautobot project, and the great path that they seem to be on. Tom also delves into the nature of open source projects, forks, and the role that developers play in the community. If you haven’t yet seen Network to Code’s Nautobot presentation from Networking Field Day, you can watch it on the Tech Field Day website!
Creating a Consistent User Experience Across the Network
Writing for Gestalt IT, Tom Hollingsworth details why consistency is a crucial component within security policies. Users desire the best possible connectivity experience without sacrificing security performance. In today’s hybrid work settings, how do we secure out-of-office devices that are beyond the corporate firewall? How can corporate networks remain secure on open Wi-Fi or cellular hotspots while still providing a high-quality user experience? Hollingsworth dives into Aruba EdgeConnect – the software-defined connectivity solution that will keep networks secure and work environments flexible. Check out the rest of his thoughts on the Network World website.
