Using netlab for Classroom Training with Sander Steffann
In March 2024, Sander Steffann submitted a PR from an airplane, sparking a conversation about his setup, IPv6, CG-NAT's impact on fraud prevention, and the impracticality of digital twins in large datacenter migrations, detailed in Episode 202 of Software Gone Wild.
MAIN POINTS
- Sander Steffann submitted a PR while flying to South Africa.
- Discussion topics included IPv6 and CG-NAT's effect on fraud prevention.
- Digital twins are impractical for large datacenter migrations.
- The full conversation is available in Episode 202 of Software Gone Wild.
TAKEAWAYS
- Sander Steffann's unique setup allowed him to work effectively mid-flight.
- IPv6 remains a significant topic in networking discussions.
- CG-NAT poses challenges for fraud prevention efforts.
- Digital twins may not be suitable for all large-scale IT projects.