May 3, 2024
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Architecture is an exciting field that brings together technology and vision to create solutions that shape the way we design, build and manage the built environment. SD-WAN Architect plays a vital role in the field as they oversee the technical implementation and management of software-defined WANs (SD-WANs) within complex enterprise networks.
Day-to-Day Responsibilities
The day-to-day responsibilities of an SD-WAN Architect typically include:
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Design and implementation: Developing and implementing SD-WAN solutions that meet the specific requirements of the organization. This may involve analyzing existing network infrastructure, identifying areas for improvement, and designing and deploying new SD-WAN technologies.
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Management and optimization: Monitoring and managing SD-WAN deployments to ensure optimal performance and reliability. This may involve troubleshooting issues, performing regular maintenance, and implementing updates.
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Integration: Integrating SD-WAN solutions with other network components, such as firewalls, routers, and switches. This may involve configuring devices, setting up security policies, and ensuring seamless interoperability.
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Collaboration: Working with network engineers, IT staff, and business stakeholders to gather requirements, provide technical guidance, and ensure alignment with business objectives.
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Reading list
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This white paper from Cisco provides a technical overview of SD-WAN, including its architecture, components, and benefits. It valuable resource for network engineers who want to learn more about the technical details of SD-WAN.
This white paper from VMware provides a guide for enterprise architects on how to plan and implement SD-WAN deployments. It valuable resource for IT professionals who are responsible for designing and managing enterprise networks.
A great starting point for those new to SD-WAN. Provides a clear and concise overview of the technology, its benefits, and potential drawbacks.
Comprehensive overview of network management principles and practices. It includes a chapter on SD-WAN, which provides a good introduction to the topic.
Is not specifically about SD-WAN, but it provides a good overview of the broader concept of software-defined networking (SDN). SD-WAN is based on SDN principles, so this book can be helpful for understanding the underlying technology.
A beginner-friendly guide to SD-WAN architecture. It provides a clear and concise overview of the key concepts and benefits of SD-WAN, and it explains how to plan and deploy an SD-WAN network.
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