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Building “Intelligent” and Highly Automated Data Centers

Posted on February 19, 2016 by Humair

I’ve been fortunate to work in a space where I’ve had exposure to see and discuss infrastructure and architecture/design of some of the most highly utilized and scalable networks in the world. It’s fair to say living in Silicon Valley … Continue reading →

Posted in Network Architecture, Network Security, Networking, Technology, Troubleshooting, Virtualization and Cloud Computing, VMware | Tagged Alexey Andreyev, automated data center, automated networks, BGP controller, Data Center, Facebook, Facebook Auto-Remediation, Facebook Director of Network Engineering, Facebook network engineer, FBAR, historical data analysis, intelligent data center, intelligent networks, Najam Ahmad, network architecture, network behavioral analysis, network modularity, network programmability, NSX, NSX REST API, orchestration, orchestration of workflows, programmability, REST API, SDN, Self-healing, Self-healing network, Silicon Valley, software defined networking, traffic engineering, vmware, VMware NSX, VMware NSX REST API | Leave a comment

Distributed Core Network Architecture

Posted on January 18, 2013 by Humair

There is no doubt you have probably heard by now the importance of supporting ‘east-west’ traffic flow in large data center networks. So why is this and what does it mean? And when Gartner claims that 80 percent of data … Continue reading →

Posted in Dell Force10, Force10 Networks, Hadoop, Network Architecture, Networking, Servers, Technology, Virtualization and Cloud Computing | Tagged 'east-west' traffic flow, 10 GbE, 10 gig, 3-Tier, 3-Tier Network Architecture, 40 GbE, 40 gig, Data Center, Dell, Dell Force10, Dell Force10 S4810, Dell Force10 Z9000, Dell S4810, Dell Z9000, distributed cloud computing, distributed cloud computing platform, distributed cloud computing platforms, distributed core architecture, Distributed Core Network Architecture, east-west, east-west traffic, Facebook, Force10, Force10 Networks, Force10 Networks S4810, Force10 Networks Z9000, Force10 S4810, Force10 Z9000, Hadoop, server-to-server, server-to-server traffic, server-to-server traffic flow, Spanning Tree Protocol, spine and leaf, spine and leaf architecture, spine and leaf network, STP, Traditional 3-Tier Network Architecture, Z9000 | 3 Comments

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