If you haven’t been living under a rock for the past few years, your head is probably about to explode from Software Defined Networking overload. Rooted in Stanford academic research, SDN was ...
With the advent of SDN, there’s been a lot of speculation about the future of the network administrator. Some doomsayers predict the network admin will be obsolete as network virtualization becomes ...
SDN and NFV are colliding because of the need to monitor the network, rather than the need to send data through the network. Since SDN is dynamic by nature, it’s no longer feasible to have dedicated ...
SDN offers an opportunity to redesign network monitoring. Note: My discussion of SDN monitoring covers several topics. Here are the prior posts: Thoughts on SDN device monitoring Chris Young contacted ...
SDN will eventually relieve the burden of manual reconfiguration, but only when we collect and process enough data to enable the network to optimize itself SDN (software-defined networking) gains more ...
The division is between "deep" and "shallow" implementations of Software-Defined Networking. Is SDN about OpenFlow? So says the Open Networking Forum (ONF) and a lot of smaller vendors. Is it about ...
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