Accelerate and Simplify – Guiding Principles in the Design of New Software Image Upgrade and Patching Solutions – Cisco Blogs

Accelerate and Simplify – Guiding Principles in the Design of New Software Image Upgrade and Patching Solutions – Cisco Blogs

Cisco IOS XE―the mighty software stack for all of Cisco’s enterprise networking platforms―is always in a continual state of transformation. We add approximately 700 new features per year, plus bug and security vulnerability fixes.   With 300 million lines of code, Cisco IOS XE is huge. It takes time and careful planning to download an image from www.cisco.com and distribute it to multiple network devices without causing much disruption. That might not be a problem with a smaller company, but for an enterprise with thousands of devices, it’s an ongoing challenge. It requires planning ahead, creating a maintenance window…

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Getting Started with ChatOps, Part 2

Getting Started with ChatOps, Part 2

A couple of weeks ago, in Part 1 of this ChatOps blog series, you created your first bot. However, it could not do anything… What a shame, huh? Let’s get that fixed asap. Time to take a look at the code required to implement your bot logic. We will be using Python and Flask as they offer a simple and convenient approach you can easily leverage. Please make sure to install Python in your computer and also the Flask library (pip…

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Overcoming the next hurdle to get to 800G pluggable optics: Cisco Optics Podcast Episode 5 notes – Cisco Blogs

Overcoming the next hurdle to get to 800G pluggable optics: Cisco Optics Podcast Episode 5 notes – Cisco Blogs

Episode 5 of the Cisco Optics Podcast is now posted! See below for episode notes. Cisco Optics Podcast Episode 5 Overcoming the next hurdle to get to 800G pluggable optics, a conversation with Ray Nering, part 1 of 4. What are the industry’s technical experts in pluggable optics thinking about today? What boundaries are the smartest minds are pushing to make the next generation of high-speed optics? In Episode 5, we start a new conversation…

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Could antiferromagnetic chips replace silicon?

Could antiferromagnetic chips replace silicon?

We probably wouldn’t have a Digital Age without silicon. The second most abundant element in the Earth’s crust (oxygen is No. 1), silicon is cheap and has the ability to conduct electricity and/or act as an insulator. Converted into silicon wafers, it powers the computers, smartphones and other electronic devices we use to work and, importantly, to avoid work. So clearly silicon is indispensable. Or maybe not. Our insatiable demand for more and more data,…

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Improving User and Machine Experiences Using Automated Incident Detection

Improving User and Machine Experiences Using Automated Incident Detection

By Tim Vanevenhoven, Director of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships. As customers return to stores, restaurants, and public venues, companies are increasingly leveraging mobile point-of-service tools to acquire and retain customers and run back-office operations. Whether it’s a mobile point-of-sale terminal, a portable receipt printer, or a wireless inventory barcode scanner, the business-critical roles played by these devices requires always-on network access and always-up application performance. Standard IT troubleshooting and diagnostic tools examine segments of…

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Cisco Catalyst 9000 Brings Three Bold New Cloud Integrations for Unprecedented Value – Cisco Blogs

Cisco Catalyst 9000 Brings Three Bold New Cloud Integrations for Unprecedented Value – Cisco Blogs

Enterprises are increasingly adopting a multitude of applications delivered from the cloud. These applications not only promise to reduce IT costs but to enable key outcomes at scale to ensure business continuity and guaranteed SLAs. Enterprise IT is responsible for the seamless connectivity to these applications and ensuring their security and efficiency while maintaining low TCO. Two recent cloud integrations with the Cisco Catalyst 9000 series switches ― Cisco ThousandEyes and Cisco DNA Spaces ―…

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ISE 3.1 Simplifies the Transition to Cloud – Cisco Blogs

ISE 3.1 Simplifies the Transition to Cloud – Cisco Blogs

Moving to cloud is an individual journey for every organization. Many companies have taken the hybrid path and are working within multiple clouds. Yet others are still primarily on-prem but want to continue their transition to cloud seamlessly in their own time and at their own pace.  No matter where in the cloud journey an organization is, options and flexibility are essential to being able to address the organization’s unique business requirements. With the increasing number of both managed and unmanaged devices connecting to corporate networks, simplicity and automation play a critical role in how…

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Dell Technologies Reimagines Dell EMC VxRail to Offer Greater Performance and Storage Flexibility | Dell Technologies

Dell Technologies Reimagines Dell EMC VxRail to Offer Greater Performance and Storage Flexibility | Dell Technologies

ROUND ROCK, Texas, June 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — News summary Dell EMC VxRail systems based on latest Dell EMC PowerEdge servers offer faster performance and greater capacity New VxRail dynamic nodes support VMware HCI Mesh, allowing users to independently scale storage and compute for better resource management VxRail dynamic nodes with VMware Cloud Foundation introduce connectivity with Dell EMC PowerStore, PowerMax and Unity XT to support additional data intensive workloads VxRail HCI System Software introduces…

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From Tele-HELP to telehealth – Cisco Blogs

From Tele-HELP to telehealth – Cisco Blogs

Established in 2006, Medcare Hospitals & Medical Centres is a healthcare network based in the United Arab Emirates. Comprised of four hospitals and 15 medical centres, as well as four more centres opening this year, the multicultural network provides preventive, curative, and rehabilitative healthcare globally. Utilizing its “3Es” of Medcare Enriches, Empowers, and Evolves, they promote a “caring mission with a global vision.” Prior to March 2020, Medcare’s patient-doctor interaction consisted of face-to-face consultations, where…

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Too Fast Too Furious with Catalyst Wi-Fi 6 MU-MIMO – Cisco Blogs

Too Fast Too Furious with Catalyst Wi-Fi 6 MU-MIMO – Cisco Blogs

  Co-author – Steve Shearer, Chief Scientist, octoScope Contributors – Ming Chong and Santa Chowdhury (octoScope) We are particularly grateful to Nilesh Doshi (Sr. Wireless AP Manager) for his supervision. Servicing many clients that are using small packets with non-Wi-Fi 6 is inefficient because the overheads incurred by the preamble and other mechanisms tend to dominate. OFDMA is ideally suited for this scenario because it divides up the channel and services up to 37 users…

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