What Is Network Automation? Network automation is the ability to configure and manage network devices via Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). An API offers a method to interact with an application, device, or system by pulling information, or pushing commands, via a well-defined set of instructions or routines. Traditionally, network devices…
SCinet and the SuperComputing Conference Between November 11th and 16th, the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas will be hosting the SC18 – The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking and Storage. The event hosts a variety of presentations, workshops, exhibitions, and demonstrations related to the latest technological advancements…
Iperf is a versatile bandwidth measurement tool that is widely used by network engineers to assess how much TCP or UDP traffic an IP network can transport. This tool was first developed at the University of Illinois by the Distributed Applications Support Team to “test the limits of your network”….
Network Engineers are Impaired by Lack of Network Monitoring In recent months, I have had several conversations with many network engineers to get their perspective on enterprise networks, network monitoring, and troubleshooting. These interactions were very beneficial for learning how much time they spend troubleshooting, which tools and procedures they…
Is the application down or not available? Is the root cause of the problem the network or the backend systems? I am sure that everybody understands the difference between uptime and availability, however I still see these terms used incorrectly as synonyms. Think about when you are troubleshooting a remote…
The Raspberry Pi (RPi) has been a smash hit in so many different areas. Hobbyists love them and professionals have found a reliable, low-cost, and small-footprint platform to build commercial products. For these reasons, the Raspberry Pi is our preferred platform for implementing end-user distributed network monitoring here at NetBeez….