Cisco AI Cluster Networking Operations DLB Demo

In this short article, Steve Puluka provided an overview of Cisco’s AI Cluster Networking Operations with a focus on the Dynamic Load Balancing (DLB) feature. This demo highlighted how DLB optimizes network performance and efficiency by intelligently managing traffic loads across server nodes. For additional insights from Networking Field Day 39, follow Steve Puluka’s posts on LinkedIn Pulse.

Cisco AI Cluster Networking Design

Steve Puluka’s latest post provides a quick look at Cisco’s innovative approach to AI Cluster Networking Design, highlighting how Cisco is optimizing network infrastructure to better support AI and machine learning workloads. Puluka explains the technical intricacies and potential benefits of Cisco’s design, including enhanced data processing and connectivity. For additional from Networking Field Day 39, follow Steve Puluka on LinkedIn Pulse.

Cisco AI Networking Cluster Operations Deep Dive

In this brief article, Steve Puluka summarizes Cisco’s AI Networking Cluster Operations, showcasing how advanced artificial intelligence is integrated into Cisco’s network operations to enhance efficiency and analytics. The review highlights key features, functionalities, and the impact of AI on network management, demonstrating practical implementations and case studies. For additional insights into Cisco’s presentations at Networking Field Day 39, follow Steve Puluka’s articles on LinkedIn Pulse.

Cisco AI Networking Vision and Operational Strategies

Steve Puluka provides a quick review of Cisco’s Networking Field Day 39 presentation on AI networking vision and operational strategies, showcasing how AI integration is poised to transform network management and efficiency. He highlights the potential impacts and benefits for businesses, emphasizing enhanced automation and predictive capabilities. Watch for more reactions from Steve on his LinkedIn account!

Network Automation Needs Standards

Automation is the best way to scale network deployment and operations. But the lack of formal standards in the field cause delays and wasted resources. In this episode of the Tech Field Day Podcast, Tom Hollingsworth is joined by Denise Donohue, Steve Puluka, and Kevin Myers. They discuss how some common things have emerged more from consensus and not from formalized standards bodies. The panel also discuss the value of using open ideas and not being forced into a single-vendor solution. They also discuss regulations and the likelihood that an organization like the IETF or IEEE will pick up the task of formalizing automation standards.

Graphiant Demos Network Service Connections

Steve Puluka recently offered an overview of Graphiant and their innovative approach to managing network service connections. During this demonstration, Graphiant showed that their solutions can seamlessly integrate into existing network infrastructures to enhance connectivity and performance. For more video reactions from Networking Field Day 39, follow Steve Puluka on LinkedIn!

Exploring the Power and Potential of Enhanced AIOps with Nokia

Steve Puluka provides a quick analysis of Nokia’s advancements in AIOps, highlighting the enhanced capabilities and potential impacts on network management and optimization. His review discusses the integration of AI technologies with operational processes to improve efficiency and predictability in network operations. For more video highlights from Networking Field Day 39 by Steve Puluka, follow his updates on LinkedIn Pulse.

About Graphiant NaaS with Arsalan Khan

Arsalan Khan recently shared insights into Graphiant’s Network as a Service (NaaS) offerings, providing an overview of how this technology stands out in today’s crowded market. He emphasized the technical intricacies and business applications of Graphiant NaaS, illustrating its potential to revolutionize connectivity. This is part of Steve Puluka’s Networking Field Day 39 video highlight series on LinkedIn.

Nokia Event-Driven Automation (EDA) Multi Vendor – Deliver on the Promise

Steve Puluka provides a quick analysis of the Nokia Event-Driven Automation (EDA) Multi Vendor initiative, highlighting its potential to streamline and enhance telecom network operations through advanced, automated solutions. He examines how this technology promises to improve service reliability and operational efficiency by enabling more responsive and adaptive network management across multiple vendors. For more reactions to Networking Field Day 39, follow Steve Puluka’s ongoing coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.

Graphiant Use Cases with Arsalan Khan

In this informative video link, Steve Puluka provides an discussion on a variety of Graphiant use cases presented by Arsalan Khan. He explores practical applications and the operational benefits that Graphiant technology offers, enhancing understanding of its impact in real-world settings. Watch for more video reactions from Steve Puluka following Networking Field Day 39 on LinkedIn!

The Resource Costs of AI

Steve Puluka examines the significant resources required to train artificial intelligence models, highlighting the high demands in terms of energy, computing power, and data. He discusses the broader implications of these demands on infrastructure and the global environment, urging a balanced approach to AI development. For additional commentary following Networking Field Day 39, follow Steve Puluka’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.

Exploring How AI Transforms the Enterprise Network at Networking Field Day 39

AI is all the rage right now, but how does that translate into your network? We’re excited to bring you the latest edition of our flagship enterprise networking event, Networking Field Day. This November 5th and 6th in Silicon Valley, we’ll explore how AI impacts the transport for your enterprise—from building networks to power GPU-driven […]

Demo Creating a Network Automation Workflow with Itential

Steve Puluka discusses a the Itential presentation at Networking Field Day 36, focusing on a demonstration of crafting an effective network automation workflow using Itential’s tools. This session focused on simplifying complex network operations by integrating automation into daily processes, aimed at enhancing efficiency and reducing errors. Watch the full video!

Introduction to the Elisity Zero Trust Architecture

Steve Puluka discusses the Elisity Zero Trust Architecture, detailing how it uniquely implements zero trust principles to enhance organizational security. He explains the architecture’s ability to analyze and adjust access policies dynamically, ensuring that security adapts to evolving threats and complex network environments. Puluka also discusses the integration capabilities of Elisity with existing systems, emphasizing its flexibility and scalability in protecting digital assets. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article which followed the Elisity presentation at Networking Field Day 36.

Snowflake Networks are Built to Break

Network engineers are notorious for doing whatever it takes to keep their customers and users happy. No reference architecture is safe from modification. However, these unique designs, commonly referred to as “snowflakes”, create challenges when unforeseen consequences occur. In this episode of the Tech Field Day podcast, Tom Hollingsworth is joined by Dakota Snow, Steve Puluka, and Bob McCouch as they discuss the challenges behind snowflake design and operations. They talk about the best way to build better systems and prevent the challenges caused by uniqueness.

Demo of Arista CloudVision automation workflow

Steve Puluka recently shared a video of Arista CloudVision, highlighting its potent automation workflow capabilities. The demonstration showcases how CloudVision can streamline network operations by automating tasks across physical and virtual network devices. This tool is pivotal for IT professionals looking to enhance network efficiency and reliability through advanced automation and simplified management processes. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article inspired by the Arista presentation at Networking Field Day 36!

Everything is the Cloud and The Cloud is Everything

The cloud operating model is everywhere these days, and just about everything is now called cloud. This episode of the Tech Field Day podcast, recorded live at Cloud Field Day 20, includes Stephen Foskett, Jeffrey Powers, Alastair Cooke, and Steve Puluka discussing the true meaning of the term cloud computing.

The Amazing Way Observability Shapes Automation

The benefits of automation far outweigh the potential perils, mainly because more than 70% of IT decision-makers have acknowledged reduced employee workload with automation’s help. Visibility and automation share a close relationship, with data being a prerequisite for both. Saha further explains how with proper implementation and integration, networking automation can significantly improve the entire system’s efficiency while reducing the need for human-based control. This Networking Field Day Roundtable discussion focuses on the promise and pitfalls of network automation.

Steve Puluka

Network and Security Engineer with over 30 years of hands on experience