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BGP+SPF for Hyperscale/Massively Scale Datacenter Deployment
BGP+SPF Imagine we replace BGP best path selection decision with SPF. BGP+SPF exactly does that. In this post, I will explain why we are looking for alternative protocols for Massively Scale Datacenter.
What is Internet Exchange Point, IXP Best Practices and IXP Participants?
IXP is a layer 2 network where multiple network entities meet, for the purposes of interconnection and exchanging traffic with one another. Internet Exchange Points start with a single Layer 2 switch at one location. …
Segment Routing vs. LDP vs. RSVP
When it comes to transport network, these days very hot discussion in the networking community is the comparison between Segment Routing, LDP and RSVP.
Internet is slow due to Coronavirus!
Internet is slow due to Coronavirus! and this will be the case for entire world soon!.In this post, I will mention some of my concerns for the computer network infrastructure due to Coronavirus, Covid19. First …
Will March 19, 2020 CCDE Practical exam be cancelled due to Coronavirus?
Will March 19, 2020 CCDE Practical exam be cancelled?
What is IP Anycast? Where it is used in networking?
What is IP Anycast? Is IP Anycast a routing protocol? Where IP Anycast is used in Networking?. In this post I will answer these questions.
RIFT – Routing in Fat Trees – Large Scale Datacenter Routing Protocol
RIFT – Routing in Fat Trees. RIFT is a Routing Protocol which is targeted for Densely Meshed topologies such as Fat Tree. Tony Przygienda who is the inventor of RIFT, Jeff Tantsura and Orhan Ergun …
Edge Computing and Fog Computing
In this post, Edge Computing and Fog Computing will be explained. Network engineers, network designers, network architects need to know these two important industry terms and their architecture to decide “how” and “where” to deploy …
CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure Training
CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure Training by Orhan Ergun. As Orhan Ergun, I always aim to provide best training in the world. I started recently CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure v1. 0 training. In this post you will see …
Book Giveaway Winners
As you know couple days ago I announced that I will giveaway 3 of my books to 10 people. In this post, you will see the names of the winners. Thanks for the all participants …
GPON vs. Traditional Ethernet Architecture
GPON (Gigabit Passive Optical Network) is used to reduce the number of active switching nodes in the network design. Network Design Best practice in Campus networks and many Datacenter networks (Not Massively Scale Datacenters), is …
Edge Computing Providers
Edge computing is a networking philosophy focused on bringing computing as close to the source of data as possible, in order to reduce latency and bandwidth usage. In a simpler term, edge computing means running …