My blog has been selected again as a finalist in the Most Inspirational category of the 2019 IT Blog Awards, hosted by Cisco.
A few weeks ago Krypt.co appeared in my Twitter timeline so I decided to try it. Here’s the result.
During Cisco Live this year I had a chance to stop by IP Fabric booth and exchange a quick chat about their product and the problem they’re trying to solve.
On May 10th I had a chance to attend again ITNOG in Bologna.
AKIPS network monitoring.
I really enjoy discussing network design and deploy details with colleagues, customers and fellow network engineer.
I find these discussions challenging, stimulating. An open, sincere and collaborative discussion gives a chance to better understand the real needs, fears, doubts of other professionals and to validate knowledge, expose gaps and most of all I learn a lot.
This is still valid when discussing Data Center design or simpler topics like how to cable switch stacks.
I’ve been working on a data center migration from regular switches to a Cisco ACI fabric in the last couple of months. I can’t say that’s enough to be defined as an ACI expert but I’ll share here what I learned from the experience.
The project started with a Network Centric approach for an one-to-one migration from the previous network. After the migration new VRFs are being created in App Centric mode with contracts.
Beginning June 2017 Cisco introduced the Continuing Education Program as a new way to recertify expert level certifications.
Network changes tool to prevent disasters.