Packet Pushers Podcast Network (OLD)

Today's Weekly Show brings you tales from the trenches with our sponsor Connection. As a national solutions provider, Connection sees all sorts of things at all sorts of sites, and thus has interesting stories to tell.

Today's Priority Queue looks at hackathons at the IETF. Hackathons provide real-world feedback for working groups, validate implementations of standards, and help drive adoption in the broader tech community.

On today's Datanauts episode we recount the journey of a technical professional to teach ops folks how to talk to APIs, code in various languages, and embrace the programmability of networking. Our guest is Lauren Malhoit.

Take a Network Break! This week we have details on new products from Avaya and Cisco, plus stories on Oracle, HPE, Apple vs. Qualcomm, and quarterly earnings updates from Intel, Amazon, Juniper and more.

Today's Weekly Show episode is part 2 of the Packet Pushers' Ask Me Anything series. We answer listener questions on certifications, skills development, imposter syndrome, and preferences for fighting giant ducks or small horses (we did say you could ask anything).

Today's Priority Queue is all about DNS, including scale, security, privacy, and DDoS protection. We'll also get into mechanisms for DNS authentication and operational issues. This episode was recorded live at IETF 98 with guest Tim Wicinski.

Today the Datanauts discuss the whys and hows of building secure in-house email infrastructure. Our guest is Jacob Evans.

Take a Network Break! In this episode we discuss Riverbed's Xirrus acquisition, Barracuda's stock slide, Intel's rethinking of OpenStack, and other compelling tech news.

Todays show is an AMA (Ask Me Anything). Greg and Ethan answer listener questions about professional development, staying relevant, and career regrets and successes.

Todays Priority Queue dives into Free Range Routing, an open source router thats a fork of Quagga. We examine capabilities, deployment options and more. This episode was recorded live at IETF 98.

The Datanauts explore the current state of network automation and telemetry and discuss how network engineers can transition from the CLI to a more automated infrastructure. Our guest is Ryan Booth.

Our latest Network Break reviews the latest move in Arista and Ciscos IP lawsuit dance, examines Oracles approach to building cloud services, and more.

Todays Weekly Show explores the technology of NFV, business drivers and use cases, and how it differs from SDN. Our guest is Jeff Doyle.

Todays Priority Queue drills into the YANG data modeling language and telemetry. Our guest is Benoit Claise

The Datanauts peer under the hood of VMwares VCSA 6.5 to see whats new and discuss whether you should migrate. Our guest is Emad Younis.