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Agile vs. Waterfall Networking
Last week I was re-reading this blog post about an emerging trend called “DevOps.” The article was written about a year ago and the concept has really matured and gained interest since then. At the...
View ArticleSDN: Something’s Different about Networking
Here’s the thing about SDN. We’ve had software defined networks for many years. In fact, some would argue that networks have always been software defined. I’ve been in networking for 18 years starting...
View ArticleAre Legacy Networks Holding Back Application Deployments? Can SDN Help?
Recently conducted research by the Enterprise Strategy Group looks at the state of enterprise networks as IT groups try to keep pace with application deployments in the world of server virtualization...
View ArticlePlexxi Pulse October 5, 2012
SDN continues to make up most of the headlines in networking and data center, but what’s most interesting at this point is to see the different applications and implications of the technology. Are we...
View ArticlePlexxi Pulse November 9, 2012
It’s great to see that organizations are seeing and understanding the value of SDN for their businesses. However, SDN should not be treated as the solution in creating an efficient and high performing...
View ArticlePlexxi on Cisco: Application-Driven Networking is the New Black
If you are in the networking world, chances are you know that Cisco Live is happening this week in Orlando. They were widely expected to announce the official spin-in of Insieme, their enterprise...
View ArticlePlexxi Pulse – New Directions in the Network
This week the networking world focused its attention on two major announcements from Arista and Cisco. Michael Bushong discussed why these announcements represent two different points of view in the...
View ArticleNetwork Services, Abstracted and Consumable
Perhaps not as popular as its brothers and sisters I, P and S, Network-As-A-Service or NaaS has slowly started to appear in industry press, articles and presentations. While sometimes associated with a...
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