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QUIC Analysis - A UDP-Based Multiplexed and Secure Transport

QUIC Analysis - A UDP-Based Multiplexed and Secure Transport

Introduction The goal of this article is to do the analysis of the QUIC protocol, how it works, what are its advantages/disadvantages and what kind of impacts it will have on the network world. QUIC is a new connection-oriented protocol that creates a stateful interaction between a client and

Network and DevOps - Our Beginnings

Network and DevOps - Our Beginnings

In a previous post I mentioned how Network needed to adopt DevOps principles in order to achieve the speed and agility required to meet the business needs (As a reminder, that post is here [https://blogit.michelin.io/netdevops-or-devnetops/] ). What does that really mean and how does a company start

Securing a Virtual Desktop Environment in a Public Cloud - Part 2

This has turned out to be quite the learning adventure. Much more so than I had envisioned. I thought it would be 'simple' to just deploy NSX Cloud [https://www.vmware.com/products/nsx-cloud.html] to our existing Horizon Cloud environment and we would easily have another security

Securing a Virtual Desktop Environment in a Public Cloud - Part 1

Securing a Virtual Desktop Environment in a Public Cloud - Part 1

At Michelin, like most organizations, COVID-19 brought us an increased need and usage of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) [https://www.vmware.com/topics/glossary/content/virtual-desktop-infrastructure-vdi#:~:text=Virtual%20desktop%20infrastructure%20%28VDI%29%20is%20a%20technology%20that,to%20end-users%20on%20request.%20How%20does%20VDI%20work%3F] in a Public cloud

Network as a Service - Why Network needs DevOps

Network as a Service - Why Network needs DevOps

What exactly is "Network as a Service"? Once you have your own understanding of that you can start the journey. I'll give my understanding below as well as the one from Wikipedia. As you start the journey towards network automation and Network as a Service there