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Kelsey Hightower beams aboard the Datanauts starship to discuss the latest evolution of Kubernetes, serverless, and the wild new world of application design.

Today's Network Break dives into Cisco disaggregation news, ATT whitebox strategy, new hardware from Arista, the further progression of open networking and other tech news.

Today the Packet Pushers explore traffic optimization with sponsor Expereo. Expereo is a managed service provider that manipulates BGP to improve performance, particularly over Internet links.

The Datanauts crack open our cabinet of curiosities to explore a variety of ideas found on the Internet including SREs, AWS vs. Amazon for a cloud career, the ups and downs of industry certifications and more.

Today's Network Break covers new branch hardware from Dell, Sonic's turn in the open networking spotlight, a programmable ASIC from Innovium and the latest security news.

Pica8 joins us for today's sponsored episode on whitebox switching, SDN, and the enterprise.

Stephen Foskett beams aboard the Datanauts starship to talk about what's new in storage, including for containers and cloud, plus cogent career advice.

The ONF launches Stratum for data programmability, Intel wants to turn the page on Meltdown and Specter with new chips, Trump cans Broadcom's ambitions and more tech news analysis on the latest Network Break podcast.

802.11ax promises a host of improvements for wireless networks, including greater efficiency, but don't start your upgrade just yet. Here's what you need to know about the forthcoming WLAN standard.

Martin Casado, general partner at Andreesen Horowitz, shares his perspective on the changing dynamics of how enteprises buy IT, and how it's sold to them.

Is security gamification a useful tool for training security talent, or just a gimmick? The Datanauts dive in to explore this issue. Our guest is Evan Dornbush.

Today's Network Break looks at new products for Viptela and Meraki, Cisco hints at selling products online, switch and router revenues grows, and more tech news

Today's Weekly Show gathers a group of network engineers to talk about what's on their minds. Our roundtable covers automation, vendor relationships, not knowing things (and how to change that) and more.

Today's Priority Queue peers into the Ruru project, which is open source software for TCP monitoring. Our guest is Ruru developer Richard Cziva.

VMware Cloud on AWS lets you run a native VMware environment on bare metal AWS servers. The Datanauts delve into service details, use cases, and nerd knob options with episode sponsor VMware.