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Packet Pushers
Every single podcast we publish in one convenient feed. This is a LOT of content. Hours of audio each week.
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Feb 5, 2025 • 39min
D2DO264: Serverless Goes Mainstream
Ben Pyle, a cloud architecture consultant specializing in serverless technologies, dives into the evolution of serverless computing. He highlights its shift to mainstream adoption, underscoring the opportunities for startups to create niche solutions. The discussion includes the performance advantages of Rust, the philosophical musings on application existence, and the significance of observability for performance monitoring. Pyle also emphasizes the complexities of modern database technologies and the need for robust programming skills in a cloud-driven world.

Feb 4, 2025 • 39min
PP048: News Roundup – 5G Vulnerabilities Abound, CSRB Disbanded, Magic Packets Target Juniper Routers, and More
Discover alarming cybersecurity vulnerabilities in 5G and LTE technologies that could threaten service integrity. Learn about a class action lawsuit against LinkedIn for misusing customer data in AI training. Uncover serious flaws in Subaru's Starlink service that expose user information and vehicle control. Explore NATO's response to increasing threats against undersea cables and the disbandment of the Cyber Safety Review Board. Finally, delve into significant breaches affecting millions and the urgent need for enhanced security measures across all systems.

Feb 4, 2025 • 27min
HW045: A Comprehensive Guide to Wi-Fi Explorer Pro 3: Features, Insights, and More!
Adrian Granados, the creator of Wi-Fi Explorer Pro, and Nigel Bowden, co-author of its definitive guide, dive into the rich features and history of their wireless scanner. They discuss the evolution of Wi-Fi Explorer Pro, emphasizing its user-friendly design and vendor neutrality. The duo shares insights on data acquisition methods, detailing the advantages of both active and passive scanning. They also explore the tool's remote sensor capabilities and the resources available for deeper Wi-Fi understanding, enhancing troubleshooting for professionals.

Feb 3, 2025 • 30min
NB512: US Objects to HPE-Juniper Wedding; Cheeky DeepSeek Freaks VCs
The U.S. Justice Department surprises everyone by blocking the HPE-Juniper merger, igniting discussions about market competition. DeepSeek is making waves in AI, affecting NVIDIA's stock performance. Meanwhile, Broadcom introduces quantum-safe Fibre Channel controllers. A vessel in Sweden gets seized for suspected subsea cable tampering. The podcast also covers new Linux updates aimed at boosting power efficiency and highlights the booming WLAN market, all amidst challenges for Microsoft 365 users and insights into Microsoft's financial performance.

Jan 31, 2025 • 55min
HN 766: Ensuring QoE for Agentic AI With Broadcom VeloRAIN (Sponsored)
Kang Warn Chinthamet and Sanjay Upal from Broadcom dive into the intricate world of networking for AI computing at the edge. They discuss how traditional networking needs to evolve to handle the complex traffic patterns generated by AI workloads. The conversation touches on the swift adoption of AI technologies across sectors like retail and healthcare, highlighting the demand for low latency. They also explore VeloRain’s advancements in network optimization and security, emphasizing dynamic adaptations for enhanced performance.

Jan 31, 2025 • 44min
TNO014: Beneath the Cable Color – A Look at The Siemon Company’s High Speed Cable Assemblies (Sponsored)
Ryan Harris, the Sales and Market Manager for high-speed cable assemblies at The Siemon Company, dives deep into the world of high-speed cabling. With 15 years of experience, he traces the evolution from 64kbps connections to the cutting-edge 800G options, highlighting key technologies like Direct Attach Copper and Active Optical Cables. The podcast also explores the significance of cable color coding in data centers, discusses advanced cooling technologies for high-performance GPUs, and addresses the critical role of cabling in today's AI-driven environments.

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Jan 30, 2025 • 56min
N4N011: What’s the Difference Between LAG, MLAG, MC-LAG, and Stacking?
Dive into the world of networking as they dissect LAG, MLAG, and MC-LAG! Discover how link aggregation boosts redundancy and bandwidth efficiency. The conversation spans vendor differences and highlights load balancing techniques. Plus, learn about the tricky split brain dilemma in Multi-Chassis configurations! Strategies for managing switch roles during upgrades and advanced configurations add to the excitement. Each topic is packed with insights that demystify complex networking concepts.

Jan 29, 2025 • 45min
NAN084: From GitNops Zero to Hero
In this engaging discussion with Tom McGonagle, a leader in system management, listeners explore the journey from novice to expert in GitNops. Tom emphasizes the importance of a beginner's mindset and parallels between sports and tech skill mastery. He dives into the benefits of Git for collaboration in network engineering and contrasts traditional project management with agile methods. The evolution of containerization is examined, alongside Kubernetes' crucial role in modern network automation, as well as essential skills for today’s engineers.

Jan 28, 2025 • 43min
PP047: Why Packet Analysis (and Wireshark) Should Be In Your Security Toolkit
Don’t underestimate the value of packet analysis in your security strategy. And if you’re analyzing packets, the open-source Wireshark software is a go-to tool. On today’s episode, we talk with Chris Greer, a Wireshark trainer and consultant specializing in packet analysis. Chris explains the critical role of packet analysis in cybersecurity, particularly in threat hunting... Read more »

Jan 28, 2025 • 38min
NB511: Cisco Sells Security Blanket for AI Nightmares; Stratoshark Captures System Calls
Tony Karam, Product Marketing Director at Fortinet, dives into the urgent security vulnerabilities facing Fortinet and SonicWall appliances, reminding listeners of the critical need for timely patches. The conversation shifts to Palo Alto Networks' innovative open API for quantum random number generators and its implications for cryptographic security amid rising AI investments. Karam also explores advancements in cloud security with Lacework's 40 CNAP, emphasizing the importance of real-time vulnerability scanning and collaboration between development and security teams.


