Moving on
Today is my first day at Facebook. I’m joining the Safety and Security team in Facebook’s DC engineering office. After…
on Security in OpenDaylight
It’s now been a bit more than two months since OpenDaylight dealt with the the “netdump” vulnerability reported in August.…
on centralization in SDN and the applicability of OpenFlow
There have been two recurring themes I’ve heard recently around why SDN and OpenFlow don’t make sense. I’m going to pick on Ivan at ipSpace.net, but that’s just because he’s…Continue Reading →
summit season
It appears as though SDN summit season is upon me. A few weeks back I was at the OpenDaylight Summit…
on broadband competition in Austin
In theory, Google Fiber is coming to Austin with their 1 Gbps internet for $70/mo. We’ll see if they come…
on the genius of James Mickens
For anyone who hasn’t seen James Mickens give a talk, you should find a way to do so. Invite him to your university, lab, office, cave, or dungeon or figure…Continue Reading →
featured in the OpenDaylight developer spotlight
This is a bit late (alright, more than two months late), but the Linux Foundation did a little Q&A with…
on SDN, network virtualization and the future of networks
To say that SDN has a lot of hype to live up to is a huge understatement. Given the hype,…
on SDN, network virtualization and jobs
I’ve been thinking a little more recently about how to be disruptive in the networking space and in particular in the data center networking space since that’s where I spend…Continue Reading →
on out-of-control US surveillance
I really try to be the calm rational one when it comes to accusations of massive surveillance and people saying…