Characterizing transnational Internet performance in China
Guest Post: Study finds that 79% of 400 measured in-bound transnational connections to China had throughput rates lower than 1Mbps.
Tag: networking
Even network engineers can learn Git
Guest Post: Network automation means managing some code. Github makes it easier than you might think.
IPv4, IPv6, and a sudden change in attitude
Guest Post: The Internet has never spoken just one protocol; it has always been a hairy mess of routers, bridges, and gateways, running many protocols at many layers. IPv6 is one of them.
Understanding the landscape around network automation
Guest Post: Automation should not necessarily be seen as competition for network engineers but another tool in their toolbox.
Network Monitoring as a Service (NMaaS)
Guest Post: Orange Labs share their experience with using open-source solutions to deploy and manage containerized measurement applications on a pool of physical machines.
Does the QUIC handshake require compression to be fast?
Guest Post: How important is compression for achieving the fast startup performance that QUIC promises.
Why network engineers should code
Guest Post: The growing uptake of SDN is driving the need for network engineers to adapt or be left behind.
New IP and emerging communications technologies
What technologies will play a prominent role in the Internet over the next decade?
How to: Build an XDP based BGP peering router
Guest Post: XDP allows you to build a high-performance peering router using just Linux, while leveraging various open-source routing daemons.
Kernel bypass networking with FD.io and VPP
Guest Post: Vector Packet Processing is an open-source framework that enables super fast kernel bypass packet forwarding.