Good blogs and publications

I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on some good blogs and publications one can subscribe to, in order to keep up with developements in the networking field (Example openflow etc..)

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SharkDiver

Chris Bryant has a YouTube Channel that is worth looking into.

I also look at PacketLife.net alot.

vinbuck

The Packet Pushers will make you a smarter engineer...

Packet Pushers Podcast

I am primarily a Service Provider R&S guy with some exposure to voice, video and wireless. I listened to a show on Voice the other day which was fantastic and had some great primer info for those of us who transport voice but don't really work with it much. Well, lo and behold, a few days later someone was asking me a design question on piece of SIP gear and I was able to speak way more intelligently on it than I would have prior to listening to these guys.

Wanna be a network rock star? Listen to the pushers...

ecbanks

vinbuck wrote: »

Wanna be a network rock star? Listen to the pushers...

Wow...thanks for that. And we have a lot of bloggers, too - some of them write on emerging stuff.

As for me, there's a ton of stuff I read to keep up with things. I'll just drop in links for some of my favorites, and let you take it from there. These all have RSS feeds.

ipSpace.net: Internetworking perspectives by Ivan Pepelnjak
EtherealMind.com - Human Network Infrastructure ? Network design, architecture, thinking, working. Tech.
The Networking Nerd | Networking With A Side of Snark
Revolution Wi-Fi
IETF Documents
Rational Survivability
Twilight in the Valley of the Nerds
The Data Center Overlords
Networks News and Views for the World ? The Register
Networking | ZDNet
Cisco Blog » Data Center and Cloud
https://devcentral.f5.com/weblogs/macvittie/Default.aspx
Network Heresy

That's a mix of corporate blogs, personal blogs, and trade publications. HTH!

/Ethan

vinbuck

ecbanks wrote: »

Wow...thanks for that. And we have a lot of bloggers, too - some of them write on emerging stuff.

No problemo...I have thoroughly enjoyed listening to the show and am an unofficial Packet Pushers evangelist

. The show has really matured in content and presentation and it's very evident that a lot of work is going on behind the scenes to put together a cohesive and enjoyable product. For those of us who are on the quest towards the CCIE and to become better Network Engineers in general, it's got all the right elements.

Keep up the outstanding work!

dredlord

Thanks all for the suggestions will definitely subscribe to the pushers