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The latest Network Break reviews a bad quarter for servers, a settlement from Ashley Madison, a rumored partnership between VMware and Amazon, and more tech news. And stay tuned for a sponsored Coffee Talk with ThousandEyes.

The Datanauts look under the hood of distributed storage systems to explore erasure coding. Our guest is J Metz.

Cisco launches new UCS servers, Microsoft releases plans for rural broadband, Dell touts air gap security and more tech news on this episode of Network Break. Ethan Banks and Tom Hollingsworth are guests.

Hear from Anuta Networks customers Tata Communications and F5 about network orchestration and their experiences deploying Anuta NCX in this sponsored Weekly Show from the Packet Pushers.

Learn how to use Chef to automate the creation of MCSA labs for Microsoft certifications. Our guest on the Datanauts is Brett Johnson.

Broadcom wins FTC approval for its Brocade buy, Cisco gets FTC help around Fibre Channel, Mellanox announces 400G ASICs, and other tech news on the latest Network Break podcast.

Greg and Ethan continue the Ask Me Anything series with a new episode that includes career advice and technology conversations about SD-WAN vs. MPLS and the pros and cons of Open Network Linux.

The Packet Pushers talk intent-based networking with our sponsor Apstra. We discuss why the industry cares about intent, how intent-based networking works, and its potential impacts on network engineers.

The Datanauts explore major hybrid cloud announcements from the Nutanix Next 2017 conference, including a Google partnership and Nutanix's Calm and Xi initiatives. This is the second episode in the Found On The Internet series.

Cisco opens its Nexus 9200/9300 switches to 3rd party NOSs, Nutanix pursues hybrid cloud, ATandT declares love for white boxes and more in this episode of Network Break.

Ixia joins the Packet Pushers for this sponsored episode to talk about CloudLens, an agent that lets you capture packets from the cloud.

AWS and public cloud networking is not just VLANs. The Datanauts and guest Anthony Miloslavsky explore essential network constructs and architectural choices

Cisco announces flood of products, Arista releases new switches and routers, Juniper offers JunOS in slices, and more tech news on Network Break.

The world needs well-trained infrastructure engineers. Katherine McNamara and the Packet Pushers talk about how to advance your career and improve your skills

SRE, or Site Reliability Engineer, is an effort to create a job role that puts operations teams on equal footing with developers. Rob Hirschfeld joins the Datanauts to discuss just what it means.