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Łukasz Drożdż

Software Engineer

Łukasz Drożdż is a Software Development Engineer with seven years of experience. With a diverse skill set and a keen eye for detail, Łukasz has established himself as a capable and innovative contributor in the field of technology. His expertise in C++ reflects his ability to create high-performance and robust applications. Furthermore, Łukasz's proficiency in SQL and AWS RDS allows him to design and manage powerful and scalable databases. As a versatile developer, Łukasz is well-versed in modern cloud technologies. His proficiency in Python enables him to develop versatile scripts and applications, while his experience with Kubernetes empowers him to orchestrate and manage containerized applications with efficiency.

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SONiC adaptation for custom functionality — the PoC reveal

In the previous part, we introduced both the higher and the lower level concepts necessary for understanding the use case scenario as well as a proposed solution, starting from its prerequisites through to the design and finally the implementation. In this concluding article of the series, we want to eventually answer the initially-posed question: can we adapt a SONiC switch to be able to deliver a custom functionality? In our case, a load balancing feature for GTP-U. In order to conduct this PoC we needed to:
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on Dec 28, 2022
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Enhancing SONiC — the process of developing custom network functionality

In the previous article, we introduced our reasons for exploring SONiC’s potential in terms of building new network functionalities, presented a use case, and described how we approached the task on the logical level. In this part, we want to share the experience we have gained through the development process. Note: please do not treat this as a comprehensive developer’s guide. What we explain here is our process and the key takeaways from it, which we believe might come in handy for other SONiC developers.
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on Dec 16, 2022
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Developing custom network functionality using SONiC

Market analyses claim that in the future, networking will shift more and more towards so-called Open Networking. Open Networking relies mainly on hardware and software disaggregation, i.e. with open standard bare-metal equipment and a choice of independent NOS (Network Operating System). Such an approach fits with the main industry trends, like Software-Defined Networking, virtualization, containerization and of course, cloud computing.\Other benefits of open networking include: Flexible architecture
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Multiple authors

on Dec 14, 2022
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Learning Go for C++ developers — differences and insights

Some people enjoy discovering new songs, bands and genres. Others prefer listening to the songs they already know. One could say the same about programming languages. I've been listening most often to the song of C++, which I just enjoyed building my expertise in. Also Python was a recurring beat. Recently, having started a new project, I've been asked to learn the song of Go. This post is not supposed to be any kind of introduction to Go’s learning path. I just wanted to share some of my "Aha!" moments and analogies from the ongoing process of learning Go, from the perspective of the C++ genre.
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Łukasz Drożdż

on Jul 11, 2022