I believe that is the reason for the Fortinet products. They only thing I believe Fortinet is missing is sysadmin tools and products .

You guys are rock stars, thank you

What for Ubuntu is your local system

Cisco is a terrible company. We’ve made the decision to remove all Cisco from our DCs multiple times but Arista keeps jacking up their maintenance costs forcing us to keep the relationship for negotiation purposes

Another great podcast Jen!

Hello.. Loved the video explanation.. 😊 Can you describe whats the difficulty in implementing service mesh and hows managing it difficult? As in wanted to know what complicates service mesh.

We have over 100 shared mailboxes. With MS, they’re free and easy to use. With Google, we pay per mailbox since they need to be a user. Group email collaboration is not the same. For that reason alone, MS is way more cost effective for us. Let alone the fact that we can separate licenses from user accounts (allowing us to keep older accounts around in blocked sign in mode without cost.)

Nautobot is way better than NetBox. I don’t know why they’re always used as the standard system.

Nice!

We had issue with pairing of neat bar and neat pro , i am suspecting issue with mdns... Still under investigation

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podcast great, audio terrible

I agree. Microsoft needs to be abolished and I don't really like the alternatives either.

CrowdStrike/Microsoft: Appears that CrowStrike runs at "ring 0" in the kernel as a "driver". KZbin channel "Dave's Garage" had a pretty good explanation. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXLddn2uhNRkqtU

Hello there! Feedback sandwich: You are both smart, and knowledgeable folks. I was very disappointed in the CrowdStrike bsod coverage specifically, and the general thrust of all the news coverage. The CrowdStrike feedback started with: I don't know what happened, but the stock market says X, and I bet it was Microsoft's fault. Which is fox-news level unhelpful for a tech-focused podcast. The general thrust of the podcast seemed to be: Drew says: Hey a thing happened! Johna says: It is hard and confusing to be a powerful c-suite of a big company. But I give good advice to the c-suites who hire my company. And for the positive end on that Feedback sandwich: Your pacing was both very good, and Johna, that is cool that you can speak multiple languages.

Oh, the 5-4-3 rule of bridges/hubs...

Lovely stuff.

DevSecCloudML/AIPipelineNetops

Appreciated this perspective.

In my opinion, leadership ( C-Suite, directors, and managers) should lead and technicians, engineers, and architects should follow.

RIP in peace

It’s called Telegraf / Prometheus / Elastic. Building your own is crazy.

I will miss "Bad" 👮 Greg grilling Cisco

thank you Greg.

Wish you the best Greg in your next chapter!

Thanks Greg. Been reading for years. Good luck with your future!

The end of an era, take care Greg.

All the best Mr Ferro. Your blog and the podcasts helped get me out of the rut I was in at the start of my career, and for that I am extremely grateful.

Great series by the way however where are the remaining parts.

Relly good stuff, thanks

I dont see how paying 5 times more is beneficial for customers

Dark information is the best information.

Think outside the box. if you're interesting enough they're using your power supply for egress. How many frequencies can you nest in a laser? Are you monitoring your local airwaves? Am I crazy, or are you just not that interesting? Check your logs on a Monday? lmao

Long time listener but i was on google podcasts which didnt have a section for commenting or like-ing I couldnt fint it atleast.

Man i luv Heavy Strategy. Im not sure what that says about me. I like conflict with smart people maybe?

I think it would be more of LISP-vxlan than EVPN-LISP... (controlplane-encap) I guess using my logic, pure LISP systems would be LISP-LISP...

Great insights from OpenColo on leveraging Nokia's SR Linux network OS for automating BGP peering! It's impressive to see how SR Linux's robust features enable predictable automations and efficient telemetry ingestion for monitoring and operations.

‘Zero trust’ is marketing propaganda. It is total BS. Authentication and re-authentication at the user level and various system component levels has been around for a very long time.

NSX 3.x+ uses NSX-T as its base, so Geneve. "NSX-V" is dead.

With american nuclear power plants, a safety check by the NRC found over 100 instances where critical parts ( valves, gauges, switches, etc) had been replaced with cheaper off the shelf, untested, un- certified parts, many of which were critical to safety! And this was not an in-depth examination of the reactor systems, but a look at easily accessible, SAFETY CRUCIAL COMPONENTS! Another plant was found to be directing radioactive water leaking from a 12" pipe flange into a floor drain, with plastic sheeting, secured with some duct tape, to a wooden broom handle! Sure, we could make nuclear powerplants safer, but as long as they are operated by corporations with the bottom dollar in mind, there will never be safety first! And all these wireless sensors and systems would have to be tested to the demanding circumstances of nuclear radiation! A neutron goes thru nearly anything, and gamma rays destroy both cellular structures and electronics. Hardwired systems are the most substantial and abuse resistant. Even robots failed in the high radiation levels at chernobyl and the huge levels at Fukushima, a million Sieverts out side the reactor buildings, and 3 sieverts is a lethal dose! Now plutonium is found on every land mass, and cesium137 is found from surface to the ocean floor! Strontium90 was found in every scottish childs teeth tested along the coast and near the dounreay reprocessing plant!! This will kill all life on earth, the ocean of peace is now nearly sterile! Salmon are decimated, none at all returning in many rivers on the pacific coast, anchovies and squid and feeder fish industry's are shut down!

thanks for work - previous video about services very informative

great video

Thanks a lot for the great content! 🙏

Thank you Ethan and Ed. Ethan - for asking great questions, Ed- for giving great answers 😁

This fellow also side hustles as an auctioneer.

ive seen unwanted shadow hosting without approval. i dont like intrusion its remote and a dozen or so operators, i spoke to watchdog , HLS Nisa Icann and 20 in total aspects cause i dont support terrorism how do you relax this?? im terrified and want no Mitm indecency...🎉😮..Thanks for any feedback

Thank you for the great interview/tutorial. I liked this format a lot, when someone asks for clarification of specific things. Thanks a lot.

Thank for for this short series. It's good to hear it clearly laid out like this.

Because every vendor is trying to lock us in with their own vendor solution which leaves every organization having to develop their own solution

My fav show, heavy strategy!