What is new and interesting is the solution from Avaya. Instead of using VXLAN, STT and GRE like all other vendors they use SPB (we wrote about this here How does switch fabric network work) to build the SDN solution.
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Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Can I use Shortest Path Bridging hardware to build my SDN network
Recently I've come across a document that compares a number of existing network overlays in SDN architecture: The 2013 Guide to Network Visualization and SDN.
What is new and interesting is the solution from Avaya. Instead of using VXLAN, STT and GRE like all other vendors they use SPB (we wrote about this here How does switch fabric network work) to build the SDN solution.
What is new and interesting is the solution from Avaya. Instead of using VXLAN, STT and GRE like all other vendors they use SPB (we wrote about this here How does switch fabric network work) to build the SDN solution.
Saturday, December 14, 2013
Internet and technology trends on the world
The world is changing. The economies in every countries are different. Below is an interesting presentation that tries to look at these phenomenons from high ground without going too much into details.
The full presentation
Interesting slides
The full presentation
Interesting slides
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Easy of use and learning curve for Rackspace or Amazon Cloud
Even though Rackspace and Amazon provide similar tools and products they both are built on different principles and have a different agenda and mission.
As expected this is going to shape the company image, product and services offerings. As there are countless metrics and ways to compare I would like to take a look at the user experience and evaluate a easy of use only.
You can learn and experience this yourself when setting up a simple test infrastructural build of Apache Web Server, MySql Database and Tomcat Applicatin Server. Alternatively we can learn from other and these 2 blog posts representing a very interesting summary:
Amazon and Rackspace: A Comparison, Part 2
Amazon and Rackspace: A Comparison, Part 1
A short summary:
Rackspace cloud is easier to use when interacting with cloud for the first time. The emphasis is on simplicity rather then elasticity and richness of features.
Amazon is much more mature and feature full. Unfortunately this leads to a longer learning curve and requires more knowledge when building your own infrastructure.
As expected this is going to shape the company image, product and services offerings. As there are countless metrics and ways to compare I would like to take a look at the user experience and evaluate a easy of use only.
You can learn and experience this yourself when setting up a simple test infrastructural build of Apache Web Server, MySql Database and Tomcat Applicatin Server. Alternatively we can learn from other and these 2 blog posts representing a very interesting summary:
Amazon and Rackspace: A Comparison, Part 2
Amazon and Rackspace: A Comparison, Part 1
A short summary:
Rackspace cloud is easier to use when interacting with cloud for the first time. The emphasis is on simplicity rather then elasticity and richness of features.
Amazon is much more mature and feature full. Unfortunately this leads to a longer learning curve and requires more knowledge when building your own infrastructure.
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