SDN IMPLEMENTATION VIA MININET-WIFI - Gómez Gómez, Jorge;HERNÁNDEZ RIAÑO, VELSSY
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In a world where every second counts and connectivity is part of the engine of innovation, traditional networks have become trapped in their own rigidity. Think for a moment of a system where each device (switch or router) makes decisions on its own, like disconnected grains of sand in an ocean of data. This, which for years was the norm, is today confronted with the need for agility and adaptability. This is where Software Defined Networking (SDN) comes in, as a revolutionary approach that not only challenges the status quo, but redefines the rules of the game. However, there is still a long…mehr

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In a world where every second counts and connectivity is part of the engine of innovation, traditional networks have become trapped in their own rigidity. Think for a moment of a system where each device (switch or router) makes decisions on its own, like disconnected grains of sand in an ocean of data. This, which for years was the norm, is today confronted with the need for agility and adaptability. This is where Software Defined Networking (SDN) comes in, as a revolutionary approach that not only challenges the status quo, but redefines the rules of the game. However, there is still a long way to go, as the vast majority of network infrastructures still operate under the old paradigm. Nonetheless, SDN is increasingly occupying more and more space in the telecommunications, ISP provider and end-customer environments. This book explores concepts related to this technology and develops guided labs for all those readers who wish to delve into this topic. Likewise, at the end of the text there are several laboratories to be developed.
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JORGE GÓMEZ GÓMEZ, z zawodu in¿ynier systemów, magister in¿ynierii telematycznej na Uniwersytecie w Cauca, doktor technologii informacyjnych i komunikacyjnych na Uniwersytecie w Granadzie w Hiszpanii, profesor zwyczajny in¿ynierii systemów na Uniwersytecie w Kordobie.