March 31, 2020 John Lawitzke Programmability: Don’t Just Do It – Pay Attention and Do It Well! We all remember the very popular Nike tag line “Just Do It.” What a great way to live your life as it applies to the world of sports and getting … Read More
February 20, 2020 Jonas Johansson ConfD Startup and Supervision with Kubernetes App Note You’ve dipped your toes in the Kubernetes pool and have a good basic knowledge of how to leverage containers. Now is the time to dig a little deeper and understand … Read More
February 20, 2020 John Lawitzke Is SNMP Dead? Network Programmability Proves It Is. SNMP was created to simplify network device management by enabling centralized discovery, monitoring, and configuration of devices on the network. It has had a long run for sure and it … Read More
January 27, 2020 John Lawitzke ConfD 7.3 Release Highlights We are happy to announce the release of ConfD 7.3 with several exciting new features. This blog post highlights the most important enhancements, changes, and deprecations. These, however, are just … Read More
January 27, 2020 John Lawitzke Customer Use Case on Simplifying Development and Speeding up Time to Market with ConfD Staying ahead of the competition in the business of real-time communications, cloud services, and beyond requires a forward-looking strategy that meets customers’ demands for new services and capabilities. We recently … Read More
January 24, 2020 John Lawitzke Network Engineers become Network Programmers I have been in the networking and network programmability world for more than three decades and every year as the year changes people talk about the demise of some portion … Read More
December 19, 2019 Greg Olin NMDA and ConfD – Getting Datastores Right One of the core principles of IETF standards is that they should continue to evolve and be revised based on real-world experience. RFC 8342, Network Management Datastore Architecture (NMDA), is … Read More
December 17, 2019 John Lawitzke End of Year Trends and Predictions – Part 2 My last blog post dipped into a couple of trends highlighting what I expect to see in 2020. I addressed the trends that NFV and SDN are dead and how … Read More
November 21, 2019 Wai Tai Update to NSO Driven NETCONF and YANG Interoperability Testing User Guide I’m glad to report that improvements have been made to NSO 5.2 in which the ability to build a NETCONF NED has now been fully integrated. This new feature is … Read More
November 21, 2019 John Lawitzke Announcing ConfD Developer on GitHub We are excited to announce the launch of ConfD Developer on Github, providing a public place to share and collaborate around application code and tools related to ConfD. This new … Read More
November 20, 2019 John Lawitzke End of Year Trends and Predictions – Part 1 2019 is coming to a close and 2020 is right around the corner! Now is a time to reflect on what has happened in the past year and what will … Read More
October 17, 2019 Wai Tai Update to “ConfD for High Security Applications” Prior to the release of ConfD 7.2, if ConfD users were developing FIPS 140-2 compliant ConfD applications, they had to come up with their own solution or by following the … Read More
October 16, 2019 John Lawitzke EANTC Multi-Vendor Interoperability Test 2020: What It Is For the past several years, we have been promoting participation in EANTC’s Multi-Vendor Interoperability Test showcase event. In particular, we do a lot of promoting of the NETCONF and YANG … Read More
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