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CHRISTOPHER JONES

NETWORK RELIABILITY ENGINEER|




WORTHWHILE READS: JAN. 2022

“OSPF or IS-IS is most probably good enough for your data center… and if it
isn’t, I sincerely hope you have an architecture/design team in place and don’t
design your data center fabrics based on free information floating around the
‘net” “So far, EBGP is the only reasonable choice in very large leaf-and-spine
fabrics… but does it really scale better than a link-state IGP in smaller
fabrics?


WORTHWHILE READS: OCT. 2021

“Containerlab provides a framework for orchestrating networking labs with
containers. It starts the containers, builds a virtual wiring between them to
create a topology of users choice and then manages a lab lifecycle." “Some
implementations might treat physical link failure as a cause to start the
Graceful Restart. Why anyone thinks that forwarding packets into a failed
interface/link makes sense is beyond my comprehension." “Although the network
research community has some consensus that DNS centralization is an issue, there
is a lack of discussion on how to formalize the privacy risks”


GUIDE: INSTALLING PYTHON AND PYENV ON MACOS

Preface I wrote this guide to document the steps I took to build a flexible
python environment on macOS 11 (Big Sur). This is in the pursuit of exploring
network automation inventory solutions such as Ansible & Nornir but is in no way
limited to network engineers. In fact, I wrote this guide after sifting through
many articles detailing ways that Python developers set up their own
environments. I found the parts that made the most sense to me and have
consolidated and re-styled them for future reference.
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