Today's Priority Queue delves into Open vSwitch with guest Ben Pfaff, an Open vSwitch contributor for the past ten years.

On today s sponsored Priority Queue, we're joined by sponsors WhiteSpider and Cisco to examine real-world deployments of Cisco ACI. We also discuss how Cisco s SD-Access takes ACI constructs and applies them to the campus network.

Today's Priority Queue, sponsored by Ribbon Communications, examines how to make the transition from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams, and how Ribbon's Session Border Controller (SBC) can help.

Today on the Priority Queue, we're talking about the book "Mastering Python Networking" by Eric Chou. We also cover Pythan, automation, Ansible, and other good stuff.

Today's Priority Queue dives into ZeroTier, an open source project for building virtual networks including VPNs, SDN, and SD-WAN. Our guest is founder Adam Ierymenko.

Today's Priority Queue explores real-world use cases for analytics and automation with Nokia Deepfield, our sponsor for this episode.

Recorded live at IETF 99, today's Priority Queue is a conversation about network automation and the YANG data modeling language. Our guest is Sue Hares.

Our Priority Queue series from IETF 99 continues with a conversation about whitebox switching at LinkedIn. Our guests are Shawn Zandi and Russ White.

Greg Ferro talks about the challenges of connecting lots of little devices to the network in a conversation recorded live at the IETF 99 conference. His guest is Michael Richardson.

The Packet Pushers and an expert panel discuss why technology change is so difficult in the enterprise, and how that might be fixed. This podcast, sponsored by VMware, was recorded live at the Future:Net 2017 conference.

ExtraHop joins the Packet Pushers for this sponsored episode to discuss packet analysis and the latest capabilities in ExtraHop 7.0. We also talk about ExtraHop's Addy machine learning and its ability to provide more actionable insight.

Priority Queue sits down with the co-chairs of the Path Aware Networking Research Group from the IETF to discuss efforts to put more choice and intelligence into path selection.

Recorded live at IETF 99, this Priority Queue episode is a roundtable conversation on new and emerging ideas for data center fabrics. Our guests are Jeff Tantsura, Russ White, and Tony Przygienda.

Today's Priority Queue explores In-situ OAM (IOAM), an IETF initiative to enable per-packet telemetry to be collected and extracted from the network.

Sonus Networks joins the Packet Pushers to discuss cloud SBCs for security and analytics in this sponsored episode of Priority Queue.

Today's Priority Queue explores DMARC, an IETF project to improve email authentication to ensure mail delivery while thwarting spam and phishing. Our guest is Kurt Andersen.

The Interface to Network Security Functions (i2nsf) is an IETF project to provide standard software interfaces and data models for multi-vendor security services. Greg Ferro talks with Linda Dunbar about the project.

Find out the many ways you can participate in the IETF in this conversation with Greg Ferro and guests at the IETF 99 meeting.

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.

Guest Dave McCrory discusses the network in relation to distributed systems and problems of consistency.

The Priority Queue delves into the Enterprise Data Center Operators Group, which aims to get enterprises engaged with the IETF standards process. Our guest is Nalini Elkins.

Today's Priority Queue episode is a sponsored conversation with VMware about NSX and container networking. Our guest is Sai Chaitanya.

Today's Priority Queue explores network modeling and programmability. Our guest Michael Kashin has been working with YANG models, python, and a variety of supporting tools. We discuss how to work with network models and how they tie to the future of network configuration.

Today's Priority Queue explores three IETF draft projects for routing, including BIER, RIFT, and the use of BGP as a control plane for service function chaining. Our guests are Alia Atlas and Antoni Przygienda.

Today's Priority Queue looks at hackathons at the IETF. Hackathons provide real-world feedback for working groups, validate implementations of standards, and help drive adoption in the broader tech community.