ENCOR - Network Architecture!

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ENCOR Blueprint 1.1 - Network architecture! In this video, we cover the Hierarchical Network Model, Campus Architecture, and Access Layer designs.
7:48 - Hierarchical Network Design
25:36 - Campus Architecture
47:23 - Collapsed Core
1:11:00 - Access Layer Design
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6 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 8

@amer_sdeq 6 месяцев назад

Great well done

@yazidproduction 3 года назад

great content, thank you

@Musashing 4 года назад

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@adipurnomo5683 3 года назад

Great stuff bruhh.

@jmafoko Год назад

this is very simplistic design. let us scale and have 20 buildings on campus. and try to minimize wiring to the server room where the core is. by the way dont forget redundancy

@rubenjaldinsalvatierra2535 3 года назад

Dear Jeff; great video, i have a question , taking advantage of the sessión and it has to do with hyperconvergence, I ever saw you on a cbt nugg platform talk about indepedent scaling with Hyperflex, that is, it could logically take computation resources from blade servers or the same with storage int he rack c servers, how hyperflex does logically do that, or is what this concept of independent scale really refer to? , please if you guide me... many thanks

@KishSquared 3 года назад

That's exactly what HyperFlex does! Natively the HyperFlex system is C-series servers with internal SSDs that are shared across all servers, but B-series can be connected as well. When it comes time to expand, it can happen independently - expand storage with more SSDs, expand CPU/Memory with B-series blades. That's what Independent Scaling means. I hope that helps!