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Many people look forward to the day that they can quit the day job and become their own boss. In this episode we chat with Jody Lemoine and Bruno Wollmann, two people who have done just that, to discuss some of the lessons learned as they transitioned into independent self-employment in the networking space.

Jody Lemoine Guest Bruno Wollmann Guest Jordan Martin Host

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Tunnels and overlays are all the rage in software-defined networking but 128 Technology thinks there is a better way forward. Without tunnels or overlays, 128 can provide all the features you’ve come to expect from an SD-WAN solution and more. Listen in if you would like to hear how they can do all of this without encapsulation, offering far smaller overhead yet still keeping your data secure in transit. Once you’ve watched the overview here, you can find an even deeper dive into their technology at their website https://128technology.com or you can view the full day Networking Field Day Exclusive event recordings at http://tnc.li/128tech

Thank you to 128 Technology for sponsoring today’s episode and supporting the content we’re creating here at Network Collective.

Ritesh Mukherjee Guest Erik Thoen Guest Jordan Martin Host

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The idea of a 10x engineer is just too good to be true. In this Short Take I take a look at the recent controversy and share my thoughts about the twitter thread that sparked it all. Here’s a hint, there’s no such thing as a 10x engineer but there are some things to be learned from what the author had to say.

Jordan Martin Host

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Cloudflare come out strong, pointing the finger at Verizon for shoddy practices putting the Internet at risk. It didn’t take long for karma to come around and for Cloudflare to have their own Internet impacting outage from a mistake of their own. In this episode we talk about that outage, the risk of centralization on the Internet, managing MSPs when trouble strikes, and whether or not agile processes are forgoing security in favor of faster releases.

 

Darrel Clute Guest Jed Casey Guest Jordan Martin Host

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Community is a valuable thing and conferences are a great place to take community to the next level. In this short take I talk with Kern Celestine about his first time experience at Cisco Live and how being introduced to the community there impacted his perception of this industry.

Kern Celestine Guest Jordan Martin Host

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Another week, another BGP hijack. This time a steel company in western Pennsylvania got surprised with a sizable portion of the Internet’s traffic. In this Network Collective short take, Nick Buraglio joins me to talk about the recent BGP blunder, its causes, some of the reactions, and discuss the BGP optimization tool that sparked the whole issue.

Relevant BGP Security episode with Geoff Houston.

Jordan Martin Host

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The initial hype of SD-WAN claimed that MPLS was dead as SD-WAN was going to remove all need for SLA based circuits. Now that we’re several years in and have some experience under our collective belts, we take a look at whether or not the original hype was correct and what real world customers are doing when it comes to selecting circuits for their SD-WAN networks.

 

Jason Gintert Guest Matt Ouellette Guest Jordan Martin Host Eyvonne Sharp Host

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In this episode we talk with Daniel Grossman about his role in the development of Asynchronous Transfer Mode, or ATM. This is part 2 of a 2 part series. If you haven’t listened to the first episode, you can find it here. Daniel Grossman Guest Russ White Host Donald Sharp Host

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In this episode we talk with Daniel Grossman about his role in the development of Asynchronous Transfer Mode, or ATM. This is part 1 of a 2 part series so stay tuned for the second part releasing later this week. Daniel Grossman Guest Russ White Host Donald Sharp Host

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Is the traditional networking hardware/software dynamic broken? Do monolithic network stacks make your infrastructure fragile and difficult to manage? In this episode we speak with SnapRoute’s Glenn Sullivan and Adam Casella about how they are looking to change that with their cloud native network operating system. Built from the start on a modern microservices architecture, SnapRoute aims to improve network agility and remove fragility from your infrastructure. Listen in as we talk about the details of this interesting new approach to networking.

Thank you to SnapRoute for sponsoring today’s episode and supporting the content we’re creating here at Network Collective. Please take a moment to head over to https://snaproute.com to learn more about how SnapRoute can improve your network infrastructure.

Glenn Sullivan Guest Adam Casella Guest Jordan Martin Host

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