SDN: I Want To Believe!
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SDN
IPv6 and SDN – Adoption Buddies
I was talking elsewhere this week about the speed at which Software Defined Networking (SDN) is being implemented by companies and made a slightly pessimistic comparison between the adoption of SDN and that of IPv6. […]
This Is A Software Defined Blog Post
Hello. Are you: Sick of the onslaught of SDAs (Software Defined Acronyms)? Annoyed that “Software Defined” has become a meaningless marketing term? Irritated to see existing solutions rebranded as “Software Defined” to look cooler? Thinking […]
SDN Is The Mother(******) of Invention
“Why did it take people so long to invent the wheel? How did they not notice that round things roll?” An interesting question from my daughter (who is NOT pictured above!), I thought, and it […]
Junos PyEZ in Interactive Mode
Watching Jeremy Schulman demonstrate his Junos PyEZ module is fascinating, because he does pretty much everything in Python’s interactive mode. I’m more used to writing a script, trying to run it, editing it again, running […]
YAML – Yet Another YAML Lover
Sorry to keep on with the Junos EZ library stuff, but I’ve been having a lot of fun getting good results with minimal effort while playing with Jeremy Schulman’s Junos EZ Library. This week I […]