Internets of Interest: 28th May
May 28, 2009 by bookmarks · 2 Comments
Collection of useful, relevant or inane places on the the Internets for 28th May:
- Lifehacker — land work with a dumbed down resume — Lifehacker suggests dumbing down your resume to make you employable on the basis that if you are too good or too well qualified then you are a flight risk.
That probably works for soft skills like management and human remorse, but for hard skills like networking, I suggest you ignore this. You don’t have the skills, I won’t hire you.
- Fibre channel over Ethernet a hot topic, so hurry up and wait — Network World — I told you so. Although I thought that FCoE would arrive 2010, now looking more like 2011. If that is true, it might never arrive since iSCSI performance in VMWare vSphere is through the roof.
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- CCIE>Blog_ / Find a Blog — IPExpert release their blogging “platform” for all of us to use.
- Security Configuration Guides — The American National Security Agency publishes some handy (if a bit simple) guides for securing a number of different things. Now while you could do a better job as a specialist task, these are very sueful starting points for a security review, especially is you are not strong on, say, MAC OS X.A fellow network blogger reminded me about this by posting, but I lost the source. Sorry.
- Apple — Get a Mac — Watch the TV Ads — Bean Counter — The latest Mac Advertisement -
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Ugh. FCoE is dumb. FC is fine. Ethernet based disk traffic is fine. Why must people merge these technologies into an unholy alliance that suffers from the weaknesses of both?
It helps if you think of FCoE as connection to your legacy FC infrastructure. Frankly, I think any FC is stupid idea and iSCSI needs to hurry and get finished.
We have to have viable alternatives to FC!