April 29, 2024
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Software Defined Networking (SDN) Architects design, implement, and maintain software-defined networks (SDNs). They work closely with network engineers and administrators to ensure that the network meets the business's needs. SDNs are becoming increasingly common as businesses move to cloud-based infrastructure and applications. This has created a growing demand for SDN Architects.
Skills and Knowledge
SDN Architects typically have a strong background in networking and virtualization. They should also be familiar with software development and cloud computing. In addition, SDN Architects should have excellent communication and problem-solving skills.
Education and Training
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Reading list
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Provides a comprehensive overview of the field of Software Defined Networking (SDN), covering the underlying network, architecture, and protocols. Suitable for beginners and experienced network engineers alike.
Provides a comprehensive overview of SDN, including OpenFlow and other related technologies. It addresses technical aspects, use cases, and future directions of SDN.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the OpenFlow protocol and how to implement an OpenFlow switch. It valuable resource for network engineers and developers who want to build their own OpenFlow switches.
This recipe-based book provides practical guidance for working with OpenFlow. It offers solutions to common problems and demonstrates how to use OpenFlow for specific tasks, making it a valuable resource for practitioners.
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