Network operatiNg SyStem evolutioN Juniper Networks Junos OS: Architectural Choices at the Forefront of Networking

Network operatiNg SyStem evolutioN Juniper Networks JUNOS Software: Architectural Choices at the Forefront of Networking

Executive Summary This paper discusses the requirements and challenges inherent in the design of a carrier-class network operating system (OS). Key facets of Juniper Networks ® JUNOS ® Software, Juniper's network operating system, are used to illustrate the evolution of OS design and underscore the relationship between functionality and architectural decisions. The challenge of designing a cont...

Transforming to DevOps with Junos OS

Traditional information technology service management (ITSM) methods establish disparate test and production systems that often consume vast operational resources while adding an equal amount of complexity during the service creation and upkeep process. DevOps is the unification of systems developers and operators use for continuous delivery of services with higher quality and faster service cr...

PRODUCT CATEGORY BROCHURE JUNOS SOftware: the POwer Of ONe OPeratiNg SyStem Reduce Complexity, Achieve Operational Excellence, and Dynamically Deliver Services with Lower TCO

Automatic Hashtag Recommendation in Social Networking and Microblogging Platforms Using a Knowledge-Intensive Content-based Approach

In social networking/microblogging environments, #tag is often used for categorizing messages and marking their key points. Also, since some social networks such as twitter apply restrictions on the number of characters in messages, #tags can serve as a useful tool for helping users express their messages. In this paper, a new knowledge-intensive content-based #tag recommendation system is intr...

Choices: An Object-Oriented Multimedia Operating System

This paper describes the design of the Choices object oriented multimedia operating system. Choices provides an architecture for interconnecting different OS subsystems, with these subsystems realized as separate modules. The modules will be implemented as independent object-oriented frameworks. Frameworks interact through exported abstract interfaces. The sub-classing of components within fram...