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Welcome to the one hundred and forty fourth edition of the DevCentral Weekly Roundtable Podcast! A weekly recap of the interesting things that have been going on within the DevCentral community. Hosts: Colin Walker, George Watkins, Jason Rahm, Jeff Browning, Joe Pruitt, and Scott Koon. ...
Welcome to the one hundred and thirty sixth edition of the DevCentral Weekly Roundtable Podcast! A weekly recap of the interesting things that have been going on within the DevCentral community. Hosts: Colin Walker, George Watkins, Jason Rahm, Joe Pruitt, and Scott Koon. ...
Welcome to the one hundred and thirtieth edition of the DevCentral Weekly Roundtable Podcast! A weekly recap of the interesting things that have been going on within the DevCentral community. Hosts: Colin Walker, Jason Rahm, Joe Pruitt, and Scott Koon. ...
Welcome to the one hundred and eighteenth edition of the DevCentral Weekly Roundtable Podcast! A weekly recap of the interesting things that have been going on within the DevCentral community. Hosts: Jason Rahm, Joe Pruitt, Scott Koon. In...
Welcome to the ninety seventh edition of the DevCentral Weekly Roundtable Podcast! A weekly recap of the interesting things that have been going on within the DevCentral community. Hosts: Colin Walker, Don MacVittie, Jason Rahm, and Joe Pruitt. In...
Welcome to the ninety third edition of the DevCentral Weekly Roundtable Podcast! A weekly recap of the interesting things that have been going on within the DevCentral community. Hosts: Don MacVittie, Jason Rahm, and Joe Pruitt. In this weeks...
Welcome to the seventy fourth edition of the DevCentral Weekly Roundtable Podcast! A weekly recap of the interesting things that have been going on within the DevCentral community. Hosts: Don Mac Vittie, Jason Rahm, Jeff Browning, and Joe Pruitt. In this weeks podcast: DC China has been unleashed to the world. In the blogs, Jason NSM-ABC's Cacti(ez), dummynet, Enterprise Manager, FreeRadius, and Ganglia. Don goes all Multi-Core on us. Joe finishes up the PowerShell ABC's with Yellow and zh-CHT. And Jeff talks about how BIG-IP helped MSNBC with the Obama Victory....
Welcome to the fifty ninth edition of the DevCentral Weekly Roundtable Podcast! A weekly recap of the interesting things that have been going on within the DevCentral community. Hosts: Colin Walker, Don Mac Vittie, Jeff Browning, and Joe Pruitt. In this weeks podcast: In the tech tips we've got the insightful Global Statistics. In the blogs, Don is digging Cilk++, Google is Gaming, and Lori is Multiplexing and Automating Scalability. In the forums we discuss the License for the iRule Editor, a Perl version of the Network Map, and Connection timeout...
Welcome to the fifty sixth edition of the DevCentral Weekly Roundtable Podcast! A weekly recap of the interesting things that have been going on within the DevCentral community. Hosts: Colin Walker, Dawn Parzych, Don Mac Vittie, and Joe Pruitt. In this weeks podcast: Joe is tech tipping GTM Global Statistics. In the blogs, Colin loves the GPhone, but hates Jack Thompson. Joe continues the ABCs with Instalanche, Jargon, Klog, Linkbait, and Meme. Don having a panacea of Multi-Cores. And Lori highlights Load Balancing misuse as well as why non-twitter apps...
Welcome to the fifty third edition of the DevCentral Weekly Roundtable Podcast! A weekly recap of the interesting things that have been going on within the DevCentral community. Hosts: Colin Walker, Don Mac Vittie, Jeff Browning, and Joe Pruitt. In this weeks podcast: Colin fixes cert mismatch errors with iRules, Joe is digging into TMM Statistics, and Don is gracefully downing pool members. In the blogs, Google Chrome is reviewed, with a security flaw pointed out by Colin. Joe finished up the Networking ABCs, and Don is powering down his...
Joe and Deb provide The Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything.
Deb is disabling event processing while Joe is mirroring his ports.
Joe discusses a controversy between a iRule Editor "feature" and it's inconsistency with the admin GUI.
Lori's weekly tome of blog posts are discussed.
Deb's post of the week has switching gone wild.
A pyControl interview and video tutorials have been posted.
Deb in polishing up the GTM and DNS iRule documentation in the wiki.
And Joe finishes things up talking about the current DevCentral datacenter migration project.
Joe covers a bunch of forum posts surrounding the iRule Editor.
Don talks about his new super secret labs project: the Redirector that will be released tomorrow.
Deb plays both sides of the BIG-IP coin with topics on Passive Monitoring with LTM and Selective Persistence with GTM.
Joe's tech tip this week was on managing Self IP addresses.
Joe seeks help on his version of the ABC Car Word Game - he needs a networking letter for Y.
In the POTW this week, Deb and Colin have been disposing their content.
And Lori is blogging us all to shame with security impacts of API deprecation, blogging 101, and calculating twitter costs.
Don talks about a dude working with the wrappers as well as an upcoming tech top on Encrypted Configurations with iControl.
Colin just posted a second unboxing video of VIPRION, published a tech tip on the session command, and discusses some cool contributions to the CodeShare and forums.
Joe hits on his Automated Web Analytics iRule Style tech tip, as well a forum post on file transfer data types, the iRule Editor for Linux, pyControl under .NET, a Wireshark plugin for BIG-IP, and the date of the upcoming Seattle DevCentral user group meeting.
Jeff is out "Not buying us iPhones" on the high seas and Colin is getting some rest.
Don published the Application Ready Network for Oracle Applications site on DevCentral - feature packed with deployment guides, forums, and content - if you can get to it B-). He's wrapping up his blackberry app, writing this weeks tech tip, and getting ready for Oracle OpenWorld next week.
F5 was voted top of 4 categories for Northwest Jobs - Go F5!
The team welcomes Pete Silva to the DevCentral bloggers.
Deb's tech tip this week was on "Evaluating iRule Performance" with a spreadsheet for helping with performance calculations. Joe hints at this being included in the iRule Editor.
Joe says to make sure to listen to the audio version of the "If and Expressions" tech tip. Deb says "Bookmark it, don't memorize it".
Hat tip to DC User hoolio for his massive contributions this week. Be on the lookout for mention of him in an upcoming "F5 World" magazine.
Due to popular demand, this week will not be just the "Joe and Colin Show".
Colin discusses the horrors with coming back to work after time off and dealing with a large inbox. Joe gives a solution by setting up a rule to send all messages to the "Deleted Items" folder when your out of office is turned on. Don just forwards all his to Jeff... Colin talks about jet-lag from travel and Don explains why he's backwards with traveling sleep issues.
Don talks about stuff that he doing that he can't talk about. He got into a blog screaming match with Lori about tagging. He's also working on kSOAP trying to build in multi-dimensional array support.
Joe talks about DevCentral registration and display names, new features in the latest iRule Editor release, Tech tip activity on "Application Request Parsing" and "HTML Comment Scrubbing", a possible but with address data group access from within iRules, and a report on iControl issues when accessing HA Pairs.
The team rounds up talking about the recent new Apple iPod, iPhone, and iPodTouch releases. Despite the cool stuff, but Don's daughter is ready to give up her iPod.
Colin is off sipping Mai Tais talking about iRules at our F5 Partner/Reseller conference in Chicago.
Jeff recaps his first day at the conference mentioning the flaky wireless network as well as Joe Skorupa's talk about regulatory issues with data centralization and the dramatic increase in round trips per page request in current web applications.
Joe mentions a blog post he read about how F5 "re-won" a customer.
Deb talks about recent forum activity on handling SFTP traffic, GTM fallback based on DNS server, modifying SNMP community strings with EM templates, and her recent updates to the iRule persist wiki page.
Joe recaps his latest documentation rampage including an iControl SDK walkthrough, Getting started with iControl v9, Traffic Generation with the iRule Editor, and Application Request Parsing.
The team then discusses several TCL based resources on the web. The TCL Reference at SourceForge, A TCL Tutorial, A TCL Tutor, ActiveTCL, and the iRule Editor.
Don has finished up his iRules Java Wrapper documentation (all 31 pages of it) and hints that the Labs site should be live next week. Jeff even volunteered to load up Eclipse to try it out (if, that is, he can find his PowerPoint to Java translator).
Colin recaps our meeting with a DevCentral users on Thursday and discusses feedback on how we should work on "Best Practices" documents and the team talks about how we can help in that area.
Jeff points to some "Must Read Content" that Colin recently wrote. He throws a shoutout to DC user Citizen Elah for his recent contributions. He then talks about the realities and disappointment of app and network teams not communicating.
Joe throws some kudos to DC user aherrman for contributing source changes for the iRule Editor. He discusses some new possible features with the Editor such as profiling enhancements and VIP Gauge reporting. Jeff notes that he wants this feature added. He finishes with his iRule Editor tip of the week.
Don is finishing up the Java wrappers for iControl and discusses his "Best Practices" regarding documenting development projects. He also wonders about the millions of users who are reading our latest newsletter and how they are being conjured up.
Deb discusses using EM Templates to deploy multiple instances of the same iRule and specifically about a slick solution to global variable name collision. Citizen Elah receives his second shoutout for his contribution of the GTM Deployment Prescriptive Architecture.
Jeff finishes up referencing Dan's post about "Where have you used an SSL VPN" and alludes to an new "Question of the Week" feature of DC.
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