It’s Thursday, it’s 9am and…straight in to sessions. No keynote today, which is no bad thing considering these days are long!

It’s Tuesday, it’s 9am and most people have hangovers from the numerous evening events going on in and around Takanawa.

It’s Tuesday morning, it’s 9am and the keynote started off in a blaze of glory.

After an incredibly busy week at the Layer 123 SDN World Congress in Düsseldorf, questions of how education is delivered and how it should be delivered in to the field are churning in my aching brain.

Whilst on the DLR in London earlier this year (2015) a set of thoughts came to light whilst pondering centralised decision making for part of a network.

In April 2015, my partner and I decided it was time to move in to our own (first) place together.

As a recent transition from the VAR side of the room to that of the vendor, it’s been eye opening and a great reset experience to view the world from a previously unexperienced angle.

When it comes to dealing with network automation, you can find yourself battling with many things, including dealing with XML and JSON data structures as you build apps that consume or spit out data.

During a project recently, I was promptly reminded about the construction of clean Junos route export (i.