Episode 427 - SONiC

In Episode 427 of the podcast, Xin Liu and Sarah Novotny discuss the network switch SONiC and Microsoft's recent decision to transfer control of it to the Linux Foundation. SONiC is a network operating system designed to support a variety of hardware platforms and switching platforms, and Microsoft's transfer of control was done to help foster development and innovation around SONiC.

During the episode, the hosts discuss the features and advantages of SONiC, as well as its relationship with the Linux Foundation and Microsoft's decision to transfer control. They also provide updates on recent releases and new features in Azure, including Azure Arc-enabled System Center Virtual Machine Manager, private link support in Azure Application Gateway, and more.

Whether you're interested in networking, cloud computing, or just staying up-to-date on the latest developments from Microsoft Azure, Episode 427 of this podcast is a great resource for learning more about SONiC and its role in the cloud ecosystem.

Media File: https://azpodcast.blob.core.windows.net/episodes/Episode427.mp3

YouTube: https://youtu.be/hmyz4Qpp9e4

Resources: Software for Open Networking in the Cloud (SONiC) Moves to the Linux Foundation GitHub Repo Quick Start Updates: General availability: Updates for resource configuration changes  Public preview: Network Watcher packet capture support for virtual machine scale sets Public preview: Azure Arc-enabled System Center Virtual Machine Manager Public preview: Private link support in Azure Application Gateway Preview of Windows Admin Center for Azure Arc-enabled infrastructure - Microsoft Windows Server Blog

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