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TCP over Anycast: Your Options
Previously I gave some background on TCP over anycast, discussing the motivations and some possible challenges, now I'd like to talk about implementations. As a quick reminder, the situation we have looks like the dia...
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Background on TCP over anycast
People will often ask me at parties, "how can you possible make stateful connections work with anycast addressing?" I'm so glad you asked! If the issue here isn't immediately apparent to you, no worries, we'll dig in.
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host ports and hostnetwork: the NATty gritty
if you're familiar with kubernetes you know that pods (the basic workload unit in kubernetes) are all assigned their own IPs and exist in their own separate network (also pid, mount, etc.) namespaces. thus it's possib...
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code is just a byproduct
We program with constructs. We have programming languages. We use particular libraries, and those things, in and of themselves, when we look at them, like when we look at the code we write, have certain characteris...
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Oncogenesis and Protein Folding
So this post is mostly going to be about/related to my project last summer at the University of Utah. I realize that my "audience" is probably not going to be biologists or biochemists, so I'm going to try and make th...
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Elm
Background