It’s been a while…
It's been a long time since I've put a blog post up on my site. It's not that I have not been busy, on the contrary. I have been working on my book (Transforming existing networks to Intent Based Networking), which is going to be published later this year, exciting,...
read moreHitting 100% CPU after restore on Firepower Management Center
I recently purchased a new microserver to reduce my power footprint at home. And I had to move the FMC (Firepower Management Center) from the OpenStack deployment that I previously ran at home. However, I ran into several bugs in OpenStack that were fixed in later...
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The Five On… Catalyst 9800 Wireless controllers
At the last PartnerSummit, Cisco introduced the new Catalyst 9800 wireless controller. With me today is Simone Arena, wireless specialist and principal TME within the Enterprise Networking Group from Cisco and co-author of the Digital Network Architecture book from Cisco Press.
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The Five on.. “Cisco Champion”
Welcome Pieter-Jan to the first "The five on..." session. In The Five on I will ask you five questions on a specific topic. You are now a Cisco Champion for 2 years, aren't you? I would like to ask you some questions on the program and your experiences. What is the...
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Swift & Network programmability, a good combo? An introduction.
Swift is commonly known by iOS and MacOSX Software developers as Apple introduced the language in 2014 for MacOSX, iOS, and Linux application development.
In my role as software engineer, I’ve used different programming languages to build small tools, solutions or prototypes. For network programmability, I’ve used Java as my primary language. I have my reasons, which I might share later in another post.
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