Cisco Champions are in Las Vegas at Cisco Live this week! Following are Tweets from Champions during Day 3 of the event.
The sun rises on day 3 at #clus
— Dennis Heim (@CollabSensei) July 13, 2016
Another morning at #CLUS and another search for power over caffeine (PoC). #CLUSwin
— Ben Story (@ntwrk80) July 13, 2016
Here is how we start day of #clus from a social perspective. pic.twitter.com/SbJtOlkAnJ
— Dennis Heim (@CollabSensei) July 13, 2016
At this point #CLUS packs so much into the event they need to extend it by 3 days – but I wouldn't survive it.
— Justin Cohen (@cantechit) July 13, 2016
Visionaries must surround themselves with other like minded individuals. You don't need doubters #clus
— Dennis Heim (@CollabSensei) July 13, 2016
Once we have the direct-to-IP hole covered, Cisco Umbrella Branch is going to be a •very• nice solution. #TFDx #CLUS
— Jody Lemoine (@ghostinthenet) July 13, 2016
#clus is like a happy gilmore's happy place. All of life's worries are checked at the door and we get to dream about what could be.
— Dennis Heim (@CollabSensei) July 13, 2016
Cisco Umbrella Branch – is 3 lines of CLI to deploy and protect against 90% of malware, in IOS 16.3 which is in a few weeks – #TFDX #CLUS
— Justin Cohen (@cantechit) July 13, 2016
This is all about making it as @rowantrollope says super simple and pervasive. https://t.co/dArzuMhyoA
— Dennis Heim (@CollabSensei) July 13, 2016
OpenDNS connector built-into the IOS-XE so on need to worry about Sw-modules #tfdx #clus
— Steve Occhiogrosso (@StephenO86) July 13, 2016
Side benefit of Cisco Umbrella Branch powered by OpenDNS is that DNS cannot be hi-jacked, all requests are encrypted #TFDX #CLUS
— Justin Cohen (@cantechit) July 13, 2016
It seems that the Umbrella Branch solution does perform full DNSsec. #TFDX #CLUS
— Teren Bryson (@SomeClown) July 13, 2016
How does Cisco Stealth Watch Learning network function? Handy slide for you! #tfdx #CLUS pic.twitter.com/h6lFId5fPL
— Justin Cohen (@cantechit) July 13, 2016
Cisco simplifying and automating QoS deployments with VoE this could be game changing #CLUS #tfdx
— Steve Occhiogrosso (@StephenO86) July 13, 2016
1622 lines of QoS code down to 114 lines. Now he’s got it down to two! The record has been broken! #TFDx #CLUS #ChallengeAccepted
— Jody Lemoine (@ghostinthenet) July 13, 2016
Now is the time to bring Enterprises, Service Providers, Storage, the Cloud, and Developers together #CLUS
— Dustin Beare (@net_introvert) July 13, 2016
Looking forward to the EasyQoS supported device list. I’ve got legacy out there and am liking @cisco’s commitment to support. #CLUS #TFDx
— Jody Lemoine (@ghostinthenet) July 13, 2016
40% of workloads will move to public cloud #clus
— Dennis Heim (@CollabSensei) July 13, 2016
Machine analytics (similar to what SLN does for security) are used for Validation of Experience for QoS. #TFDx #CLUS
— Jody Lemoine (@ghostinthenet) July 13, 2016
It sounds like EasyQoS will take some initial heavy lifting in brownfield environments, but pay massive dividends later. #TFDX #CLUS
— Teren Bryson (@SomeClown) July 13, 2016
We need to look at how we can use analytics and the IoT to not only benefit industry, but to help make the world a better place. #CLUS
— Dustin Beare (@net_introvert) July 13, 2016
CAE selfie #CLUS pic.twitter.com/CA31dWOwA5
— Dustin Beare (@net_introvert) July 14, 2016
The new Cisco Live hat with @CiscoChampion team thanks to #ciscoDNA #clus pic.twitter.com/5h2F3Tgu3D
— Justin Cohen (@cantechit) July 14, 2016
LIVE on #Periscope: Elle King Live! #clus https://t.co/lcqCIhmO5s
— Justin Cohen (@cantechit) July 14, 2016
. @ellekingmusic kicking off the @CiscoLive #CAE with all the glistening hats. #clus #cluswin pic.twitter.com/eiBamRNbQU
— Blake Krone (@blakekrone) July 14, 2016
.@ElleKingMusic has got some serious pipes! #clus #cae
— Bob McCouch (@BobMcCouch) July 14, 2016
Amazing crowd at the customer appreciation event! @ElleKingMusic is on stage opening for @maroon5 #CLUS pic.twitter.com/xsDhpkYUMv
— Michael Aossey (@aossey) July 14, 2016
Good thing @CiscoEnterprise makes self-healing, software-defined networks because all the engineers are at #CLUS watching @maroon5
— Michael Aossey (@aossey) July 14, 2016
