Linux Academy

MARCH 28, 2019

The popularity of agile development, continuous integration, and continuous delivery has brought levels of automation that rival anything preciously known. N-Tier architectures and micro-services applications must be tuned for performance. The post AIOps and our Robot Kubernetes Kops appeared first on Linux Academy Blog.

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Scott Lowe

MAY 12, 2016

I recently spoke at Interop 2016 in Las Vegas, and while I was there I scribbled down some notes pertaining to how decomposing applications into microservices-based architectures was similar in some respects to decomposing networks into an overlay network and an underlay (physical) network. Networking. Servers/Hardware. Maybe next time?

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CTOvision

FEBRUARY 4, 2015

Implementing an Enterprise Data Hub — Technical perspectives for implementing enterprise data hub architectures, converged analytics for workflow optimization, and the essential role of open standards and frameworks to ensure continuous innovation. High Performance Computing Lead, NASA Center for Climate Simulation (NCCS). Eddie Garcia.

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CTOvision

JANUARY 18, 2015

Implementing an Enterprise Data Hub — Technical perspectives for implementing enterprise data hub architectures, converged analytics for workflow optimization, and the essential role of open standards and frameworks to ensure continuous innovation. High Performance Computing Lead, NASA Center for Climate Simulation (NCCS). Eddie Garcia.

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Program Management Fractional CTO CTO Programming 150

Linux Academy

MAY 15, 2020

First, I want to acknowledge that there is a big difference between Linux and Windows containers. Linux containers have been around for many decades, in one form or another. The Linux operating system naturally lent itself to taking advantage of containers using namespaces and control groups (cgroups). Why Windows?

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Scott Lowe

SEPTEMBER 12, 2013

Recep talks about how the predominant architecture for network virtualization involves the use of overlay networks created and managed at the edge by virtual switches in the hypervisors. In summary, the goal of SDN/NFV is to enable architectural transformation that moves from dedicated hardware appliances to software running on x86 servers.

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Scott Lowe

SEPTEMBER 11, 2014

Once again this comes back to Intel’s rack-scale architecture work.) He starts the discussion by talking about NFV and SDN, and how these efforts enable agile networks on standard high volume (SHV) servers (such as microservers). Efficiency might be more important than absolute performance.

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Load Balancer Intel Network Hardware 61