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Tech Bytes: The Advantages Of Singtel SD-WAN For Cloud Access (Sponsored) Mar 23, 2022

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On today's Tech Bytes with sponsor Singtel, we look at SD-WAN as a critical network feature for cloud access, including the use of overlays to simplify operations. We also discuss why organizations might consider a service provider for SD-WAN and dig into Singtel's SD-WAN offering.

Day Two Cloud 139: Azure Bicep Is (Not) ARM Mar 23, 2022

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Today's Day Two Cloud podcast gets into Azure Bicep, a language that IT teams can use to deploy Azure resources in a consistent manner. While Bicep is Azure-specific, it can be useful as part of an Infrastructure-as-Code initiative. Guests Ben Weissman and Rob Sewell explore how Bicep works, discuss use cases, compare it to Terraform, and more.

Tech Bytes: Apstra Extends Intent-Based Data Center Networking To The Edge (Sponsored) Mar 21, 2022

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Today on the Tech Bytes podcast we’re talking about a new release of Juniper’s Apstra intent-based networking platform for data centers. Apstra is introducing new features including a collapsed fabric to extend intent-based networking to edge locations and a new capability that enables group-based policies for more fine-grained policy enforcement.

Network Break 374: Pluribus Extends DC Fabric To NVIDIA DPUs; Intel Buries Three FPGAs Mar 21, 2022

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In this week's Network Break we discuss Pluribus porting its network OS to NVIDIA DPUs, why Intel is pulling the plug on three FPGA cards in its portfolio, the debut of a network operations startup that draws from multiple data sources to help NetOps teams troubleshoot problems faster, and more IT news.

Heavy Networking 622: Intel’s Smart Edge Brings The Cloud To The Edge (Sponsored) Mar 18, 2022

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In today’s sponsored Heavy Networking show with Intel, we dive into recent Intel silicon announcements that are impacting how networking services will be delivered in the years to come. The edge of the network is set to change thanks to modern CPUs that accelerate network functions including packet processing and security. Joining us is Intel's Jeni Panhorst, Vice President & General Manager, Network & Edge Platforms Division to talk about recent Intel announcements at Mobile World Congress and what it means for networking at the edge.

Day Two Cloud 138: Rethinking Logs And Analysis With vRealize Log Insight Cloud (Sponsored) Mar 16, 2022

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VMware is our sponsor today for a Day Two Cloud episode about logging. Specifically, we're talking about vRealize Log Insight Cloud. It’s not just about collecting logs and events, and it's not just for VMware products. What do you get out of the data being logged? That’s what’s interesting. This is much more than a pile of syslogs with a search engine dropped on top.

Tech Bytes: Integrating Digital Experience Management And Cloud-Delivered Security (Sponsored) Mar 14, 2022

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Today on the Tech Bytes podcast we focus on the intersection of security and digital experience management. With more applications moving to the cloud, IT has to provide secure access while also ensuring a good user experience. Our sponsor Netskope, which provides cloud-based security services, has ideas on how to make this happen.

Network Break 373: Google Buys Mandiant To Bolster Security Ops; Network OS DENT 2.0 Released Mar 14, 2022

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Today's Network Break examines why Google spent billions of dollars to acquire Mandiant for security ops, the latest release of the DENT network OS, NVIDIA's software revenue strategy, and more tech news.

Heavy Networking 621: Get Scalable Network Automation With Itential (Sponsored) Mar 11, 2022

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On today's Heavy Networking, sponsor Itential joins us to discuss how you can deliver a scalable and sustainable network automation system for your enterprise. Our guest is Peter Sprygada, VP of Product Management at Itential.

HS017 The Role of Standards in a Conflicted World Mar 10, 2022

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The internet has become part of society now and this means that governments will want to put controls on it. Are our standards bodies fit for purpose ?