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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 …

Which of these situations do you recognize? All the dials are in the red. You realize you are under DDOS attack. Wonderful that your friends over at the firewall company …

We are a couple of weeks away from ConfD Developer Days 2019. As such, we wanted to give a totally biased view of why you should join us this year …

We introduced an experimental REST API interface for ConfD in 2012, which eventually became a full production interface. The IETF then took that idea of having a REST interface alongside …

As you may have realized, we talk a lot about network programmability as a set of tools to manage and troubleshoot network elements. Much of the conversation centers around the …

How do you tell if your NETCONF and YANG implementation is done right and can allow your device or application to be easily automated without requiring any special or error …

While preparing to write our new white paper “Managing Distributed Systems Using NETCONF and RESTCONF Transactions”, I have been reading Martin Kleppmann’s excellent book “Designing Data-Intensive Applications: The Big Ideas …