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Technology Introduction

46:00 Free items Network Programmability 101

This webinar discusses fundamental concepts and ideas that network engineers can use today to start "ramping up" the software-defined path. Matt Oswalt addresses some of the biggest questions on many network professionals' minds - questions like "Do I need to be a programmer to keep my job?", or "There is so much to learn - where do I start?"

3:31:00 Free items Introduction to Virtualized Networking

Introductory webinar describing the networking requirements of server virtualization and IaaS cloud services, workload mobility, large-scale virtual networking solutions and multi-tenant isolation. This webinar is the recommended entry-level starting point for networking engineers interested in virtualization and cloud services.

10:40:00 Free items Data Center Infrastructure for Networking Engineers

A broad overview of modern data center architectures and technologies covering server and LAN virtualization, LAN reference architectures and emerging fabric architectures, storage area networks and basics of data center interconnects.

Data Center Fabrics

20:27:00 Free items Data Center Fabric Architectures

The webinar describes the data center networking requirements and various approaches to data center fabric networks. It includes an in-depth analysis of fabric architectures used by major data center networking vendors, and compares their scalability and ease-of-use.

1:12:00 Free items Networks, Buffers, and Drops

Buffering is a confusing and sometimes controversial topic when it comes to networking. In this short presentation, JR Rivers discusses some of the related theory and practicalities, and gives insight into tools that are available to networking specialists.

13:07:00 Free items Leaf-and-Spine Fabric Architectures

The Leaf-and-Spine Fabric Architectures webinar describes the leaf-and-spine (Clos fabric) concepts, architecture, and single- and multistage designs that can be used to build large layer-2 or layer-3 all-point-equidistant Data Center networks.

11:49:00 Free items EVPN Technical Deep Dive

This webinar will help you grasp the EVPN fundamentals, potential use cases, and its benefits and drawbacks. The deep dive part of the webinar discussed technical details that will enable you to deploy and troubleshoot EVPN in multi-vendor environments.

Storage Technologies

4:18:00 Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Deep Dive

This webinar will dive deep into the future and realities of Hyper-Converged Infrastructure.

1:40:00 The Network Impact of NVMe over Fabrics (NVMe-oF)

This webinar will help explain how and why networking administrators should care about the type of Fabric used in NVMe™ over Fabrics, the trade-offs, and the preparations necessary.

Software-Defined and Open Networking

4:16:00 Free items Introduction to Software Defined Networking (SDN)

This webinar will help you figure out whether it's worth spending time and energy on Software Defined Networking and related technologies, and explain the concepts of SDN, whitebox switching, and network programmability and automation.

2:22:00 Open Networking for Large-Scale Networks

This webinar covers the design components involved in building a data center or cloud fabric using a single, disaggregated device—the way some hyperscale and web scale operators build their networks.

Multi-Site Deployments and Application-Level Challenges

4:31:00 Free items Data Center Interconnects

Focused exclusively on DCI issues, this webinar describes numerous designs and technologies (including local and global load balancers, VPLS, OTV and MPLS/VPN) that can be used to build active-active data centers. This webinar expands on the concepts described in the Data Center 3.0 for Networking Engineers webinar, which is thus a highly recommended prerequisite.

5:04:00 Free items Designing Active-Active and Disaster Recovery Data Centers

This webinar covers typical design scenarios encountered when building a disaster recovery data center or deploying multiple data centers in an active-active configuration.

1:15:00 Free items TCP, HTTP and SPDY

TCP and HTTP, the transport and presentation-layer protocols used by almost all web-based applications, could have a significant impact on web application responsiveness and page load time. The webinar also describes SPDY, a novel protocol that is currently the basis for HTTP 2.0.

Data Center Case Studies

Data center case studies cover a wide range of topics, from high-speed tenant isolation to redundant connectivity and active-active data centers.
High-Speed Multi-Tenant Isolation 393K 2014-03-11
Redundant Server-to-Network Connectivity 1.7M 2013-11-15
Redundant Data Center Internet Connectivity 928K 2016-04-18
External Routing with Layer-2 DCI 637K 2013-02-21
From Disaster Recovery Sites to Active-Active Data Centers 917K 2015-01-25
BGP Convergence Optimization 268K 2012-10-30

Books

Data Center Design Case Studies

Workshop Slide Decks

Standard ipSpace.net subscription includes access to slide decks of several data center workshops.

3:30:00 Building Active-Active and Disaster Recovery Data Centers Workshop

3:00:00 Designing Leaf-and-Spine Fabrics Workshop

3:00:00 Data Center Fabrics Overview Workshop

8:00:00 Using VXLAN And EVPN To Build Active-Active Data Centers Workshop

Additional Free content

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1:53:12 Free Building Data Center Fabrics with Cumulus Linux

Discover Cumulus Linux, find out how to use it on whitebox switches, and learn how to build BGP-based data center fabrics with it.
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