One paragraph summary (TL;DR) of this blog: there is a new cool NMOP just working group just created, with 4 important operational topics (YANG-Push & Kafka, anomaly detection and incident […]
If you are a network engineer, you should know about Segment Routing and in particular Segment Routing version 6 (SRv6). If you have been living in a cave for a […]
It’s obvious that networks become more and more complex these days … for a “network” definition that encompasses: the network itself, the cloud, the application and the end user environment, […]
The “Data Mesh” concepts are discussed in many different places recently, so I decided to read the “Data Mesh: Delivering Data-driven Value at Scale” reference book, by Zhamak Dehghani. “This […]
A network administrator needs to monitor network and services as a whole, across multiple use cases, domains, and technologies. For example, a cloud-native video application, running in the VMs/containers on […]
Reflecting about automation lately, I realized that the messaging changed along the years, the more we learned about networking service automation. About 10 years ago, I used to make the […]
Happy to share this brand new book about data model-driven management with YANG, the first one on the topic I believe. Enjoy reading, it’s full of existing technologies and if […]
Like many ideas at the IETF, the YANG Catalog started as a side discussion with Carl Moberg. Maybe in a corridor? maybe in a bar? Or maybe we were having […]
In the world of data model-driven management, what is important is the set of YANG data modules from which APIs are deduced. Indeed, from a high level point of view, […]
[Slightly improved from in the IETF Journal, for the IETF 94] In 2003, RFC 3535, “Overview of the 2002 IAB Network Management Workshop” documented the outcomes of a dialog started […]