10.2 Released
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Updated for CCNPv5
By Andrew Messier NetSim 10.0 now available! This is a major update, and the first to bring NetSim upto CCNPv5. Applicant changes […]
NetSim 10.8 released
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NetSim 10.7 is now available, and features new TSHOOT Labs
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NetSim 10.10 released
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Nokia and AWS Partner to Drive Cloud Adoption in Large Orgs Amazon Web Services and Nokia have joined forces to promote the cloud to large enterprises and service providers. The partnership was announced Thursday and aims to enable enterprise-scale cloud solutions and capabilities, including Internet of Things (IoT), better connectivity and consulting services, for both the companies’ mutual enterprise customers as well as communications service providers. Kathrin Buvac, Nokia Chief Strategy Officer, stated that this collaboration spanned our services capabilities in application migrating, SD-WAN form Nuage Networks and 5G. It also allows for new growth opportunities for top customers in both the service provider market segment and large enterprise segments. As Nokia announced, the partnership will focus on four areas.
IoT: Nokia will use AWS infrastructure, particularly Amazon Machine Learning and AWS Greengrass, to develop IoT solutions. This will be in addition […]
Node.js Survey: AWS Cloud Continues to Be the Favorite Target for Deployment Node.js developers who deploy production code continue to love Amazon Web Services Inc.’s (AWS) cloud. This is according to a new survey. The Node.js Foundation’s third annual survey found that AWS was the preferred place to deploy code for production. It seems to be growing for development. It also revealed that most Node.js developers prefer on-premises infrastructure to actual development, as opposed to AWS, which was still in second place in the survey last year. The percentage of respondents who reported using AWS for development increased from 18 percent to 21 percent last year. Respondents also used AWS Lambda extensively, according to the survey report. These findings were presented in the 2018 Node.js Users Survey Report. This is the third consecutive year that the Node.js Foundation sought input from 1,626 respondents on JavaScript’s use. According to the report, “Amazon Web Services is followed closely by on-premise infrastructure.” However, a significant amount of users also deploy to Heroku and DigitalOcean, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. These deployment findings closely mirror those from last year. This year, 39% of respondents used the Ubuntu Linux distro for production, compared with 42% last year. Debian-based Linux distros ranked second in both years. This year, 41% of respondents used macOS for deployment, compared with 46% last year. This year, Windows jumped to second place in the development OS category (24%) and Ubuntu (21%) was third. Last year, Ubuntu was at 20 percent and Windows 18 percent. [Click on the image to see a larger version.] Node.js Deployment targets (source: Node.js Foundation). JavaScript is the most popular programming language. JavaScript is the most popular choice.
![Node.js Survey: AWS Cloud Continues to Be the Favorite Target for Deployment Node.js developers who deploy production code continue to love Amazon Web Services Inc.’s (AWS) cloud. This is according to a new survey. The Node.js Foundation’s third annual survey found that AWS was the preferred place to deploy code for production. It seems to be growing for development. It also revealed that most Node.js developers prefer on-premises infrastructure to actual development, as opposed to AWS, which was still in second place in the survey last year. The percentage of respondents who reported using AWS for development increased from 18 percent to 21 percent last year. Respondents also used AWS Lambda extensively, according to the survey report. These findings were presented in the 2018 Node.js Users Survey Report. This is the third consecutive year that the Node.js Foundation sought input from 1,626 respondents on JavaScript’s use. According to the report, “Amazon Web Services is followed closely by on-premise infrastructure.” However, a significant amount of users also deploy to Heroku and DigitalOcean, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. These deployment findings closely mirror those from last year. This year, 39% of respondents used the Ubuntu Linux distro for production, compared with 42% last year. Debian-based Linux distros ranked second in both years. This year, 41% of respondents used macOS for deployment, compared with 46% last year. This year, Windows jumped to second place in the development OS category (24%) and Ubuntu (21%) was third. Last year, Ubuntu was at 20 percent and Windows 18 percent. [Click on the image to see a larger version.] Node.js Deployment targets (source: Node.js Foundation). JavaScript is the most popular programming language. JavaScript is the most popular choice.](http://beattheheatonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/picture-8-900x264.jpg)
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Next Stage of Salesforce AWS Partnership: Low-Code Development Tools and Intelligent CRM
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Next-Gen Amazon EC2 Instances Announced
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Nexmo Contributes via AWS Cloud to Enhanced SMS Messaging
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