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Show 183 – Storage Network Design

Our attendance at the Open Networking Symposium promotes a discussion of events there.

Show 182 – The Future of Networking Part 1 As Inspired By #NFD7

We’ve done many podcasts now on Software Defined Whatever. Most of those shows are focused on diving deep into SDN technology and how protocols such as OpenFlow are meant to work. Let’s face it - this is fascinating stuff to a bunch of engineers. But over and beyond just being cool technology – SDN must solve a problem.

This show was recorded by Brent Salisbury at Open Networking Summit in April 2013 http://www.opennetsummit.org where he got a bunch of folks around a microphone to talk about OpenFlow/SDN and the progress being made in the organisations. Show topics How is OpenFlow progressing ? Open Daylight foundation and its inception. Is the future of OpenFlow assured and what it's role in the future ? Where are the applications for SDN in the market ? Evolved packet core for service providers even got a mention Show Guests Matt Davy - Talacc Net Ed Balas Matt Palmer - SDN Central Roy Chua -  SDN Central

This episode (re-)introduces Carl Moberg and dives into Tail-f’s Network Control System (NCS). We talk through the moving parts of Network Control System at a technical level and discuss why you should care about this product. If you have been interested in tools that do multivendor automation of the network then you will be interested in this discussion.