The number one question I ask every IT Director, CIO and CTO is “What is your cloud strategy?”. I have only ever had one company say they had a cloud strategy. The CIO told me they give their developers a corporate credit card and they can use any cloud they want to use. That is… More Cloud Control
Privacy is incredibly important in public opinion, technology must be implemented correctly to ensure data is private. Armis has quantified normalcy. Armis has created a two-tailed, 95% confidence interval for the amount of information a piece of hardware should be transmitting or taking up. At the end of the day, bandwidth is money. Every bit… More Armis is Keeping IoT in Check
A discussion of some of the new features of NSX-T including the Geneve protocol, and a demo of creating a Virtual Distributed Switch, a host, and adding an application to the host. Part 1 of 3 on NSX-T
I always look forward to this time of year, the week between Christmas and New Year’s where most of the tech community has shut down, and emails trickle in. This week is always the week where I update certifications and play with new technologies. This week I updated my VMware VCP-NV certification. At the VMware… More An Independant Look at NSX-T
Today there are a lot of startups in Silicon Valley and beyond trying to figure out how to manage applications in the modern hybrid infrastructure. Some of the best solutions however are coming from companies with a history in Networking. I have been doing Network Monitoring and Analytics since before Network Analytics became a “thing”… More Netscout, Smart Network Analytics
I had the opportunity to participate in the University of Missouri Saint Louis Women’s Hackathon. During this all day event students were paired with mentors and peers with all different experience levels. Our challenge- create a software or application that empowers women, or increases the safety of women. UMSL has one of the best… More Womens Hackathons!
At a recent trade show, someone referred to me as a software-defined networking veteran. This struck me as odd, because I’ve only been talking about SDN for five years, but also as being true — because I’ve been studying it for five years. I started speaking about this technology because it was so clear to… More 5 Years into SDN, it is Here, it is Real and It is a Fast Moving Train
