Posts by Will Glozer
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Announcing the Cloud Latency Map
by Doug Madory
The Cloud Conundrum: Optimizing Without Compromise
by Rosalind Whitley
Simplifying Multi-cloud Visibility
by Phil Gervasi
Reinventing Network Monitoring and Observability with Kentik AI
by Christoph Pfister
RPKI ROV Deployment Reaches Major Milestone
by Doug Madory, Job Snijders
Unleashing the Power of Kentik Data Explorer for Cloud Engineers
by Phil Gervasi
The Benefits and Drawbacks of SNMP and Streaming Telemetry
by Phil Gervasi
Diving Deep into Submarine Cables: The Undersea Lifelines of Internet Connectivity
by Phil Gervasi
A Brief History of the Internet’s Biggest BGP Incidents
by Doug Madory
BGP Routing Tutorial Series: Part 1
by Avi Freedman
Why Can’t Network Teams Have Nice Things?
by David Klein
Calm Down, Cloud's Not THAT Different!
by Leon Adato
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Senior Director, Product Marketing
August 28, 2020
Kentik software engineer Will Glozer gives us a peek under the hood of Kentik’s new synthetic monitoring solution, explaining how and why Kentik used the Rust programming language to build its network monitoring agent.
November 5, 2018
We post a lot on our blog about our advanced network analytics platform, use cases, and the ROI we deliver to service providers and enterprises globally. However, today’s post is for our fellow programmers, as we go under Kentik’s hood to discuss Rust.
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