Understanding BGP – Establishing peering
After some reflection I’ve realized that while I’ve spent a lot of time talking about BGP in it’s many forms I haven’t really ever done a deep dive on it…. Read more »
After some reflection I’ve realized that while I’ve spent a lot of time talking about BGP in it’s many forms I haven’t really ever done a deep dive on it…. Read more »
Hello and welcome to the “Packet Actions” series of blog posts. I’d like to spend a few posts talking through how you can programmatically integrate with a network dataplane. I… Read more »
The concept of VRFs is likely one that you’re familiar with. They are the de facto standard when we talk about isolating layer 3 networks. As we’ve talked about previously,… Read more »
As some of you know – Im a big believer that we all learn differently. You may read something the first time and immediately grasp the topic whereas I may… Read more »
In my last post, we talked about PyEnv and how it can help manage your local Python environments. As it turns out it can also help you manage virtual environments… Read more »
If you’re like me – one of the most frustrating things about Python is version management. You get a new Mac, the system default is 2.x something, you need 3.x… Read more »