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Synopsis
Software Defined Networking (SDN) promises to accelerate the deployment of new Internet technologies and services, reduce network access costs, and improve resource utilization. SDN is already being implemented by Google, key carriers, and pioneering data center managers, and it is rapidly gaining mindshare amongst mainstream service providers and enterprises.
SDN Distilled: A Brief Guide to Software Defined Networking is the first complete, up-to-date introduction to SDN technology for both decision-makers and technologists. Leading network technology expert Susan Hares helps you understand how SDN works and what has motivated its development, and guides you through objectively assessing its potential value in your own environment.
Hares illuminates SDN's impact at every level of the classic 7-layer OSI networking stack, covering all this, and more:
- Application layer, cloud, and Big Data
- OS virtualization layer, cloud platforms, and hypervisors
- Transport layer virtualization in the data center and WAN
- Network layer virtualization: NFV, OpenFlow, and new IETF routing functions/interfaces
- Link layer virtualization in virtual switches
- Virtualization of layer 2 network services (EVPNs)
- VLAN (VxLAN, NvGRE, STT, NV03)
- Physical layer virtualization at the optical layer (GMPLS/Transport optical) and virtualized radios for LTE and WiFi
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