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Hosted by Russ White · technology · EN-US
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Signup to Generate a PitchDESIGN – rule 11 reader is hosted by Russ White. The show has published 50 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Hedge 265: Out of Band Networks" (4 April 2025, 47 minutes), "IPv6 Lessons Learned" (25 August 2022, 47 minutes), and "Ten things I know about your network" (15 June 2022, 51 minutes).
DESIGN – rule 11 reader publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 50 episodes.
Booking probability for DESIGN – rule 11 reader is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. DESIGN – rule 11 reader requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. DESIGN – rule 11 reader's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for DESIGN – rule 11 reader are IT Services & Software Development. DESIGN – rule 11 reader has a technology audience.
Russ White hosts DESIGN – rule 11 reader, a technology podcast with 50 episodes published.
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DESIGN – rule 11 reader
<p>Out of band management networks were once more common than they are today. Should we go back to building out of band management networks? Should out of band management networks be virtual or physical? How can we sell...
Episode #144
<p></p> <p>We don’t often do a post-mortem on the development and deployment of new protocols … but here at the Hedge we’re going to brave these deep waters to discuss some of the lessons we can learn from the...
Episode #134
<p></p> <p>One of the many reasons engineers should work for a vendor, consulting company, or someone other than a single network operator at some point in their career is to develop a larger view of network operations...
<p></p> <p>Engineers (and marketing folks) love new technology. Watching an engineer learn or unwrap some new technology is like watching a dog chase a squirrel—the point is not to catch the squirrel, it’s just that the...
<p>Many service providers have the feeling that they “didn’t do anything wrong, but somehow we still lost.” How are providers reacting to the massive changes in the networking field, and how are they trying to regain...
Episode #85
<p>It’s easy to assume automation can solve anything and that it’s cheap to deploy—that there are a lot of upsides to automation, and no downsides. In this episode of the Hedge, Terry Slattery joins Tom Ammon and Russ...
Episode #79
<p>Many networks are designed and operationally drive by the configuration and management of features supporting applications and use cases. For network engineering to catch up to the rest of the operational world, it...
Episode #75
<p>The international pandemic has sent companies scrambling to support lots of new remote workers, which has meant changes in processes, application development, application deployment, connectivity, and even support...
DESIGN – rule 11 reader
<p></p> <p>Tim Schreyack recently presented at NANOG on the topic of building a single source of truth for network automation. Tim joins Tom and Russ in a wide-ranging discussion about single sources of truth, changing...
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