DevOps is a hot topic in networking these days, but the movement is young, so many people still do not understand exactly what it is or why it’s important.

Is it backwards day at the school of SDN? Too much attention is going toward the SDN equivalent of assembly language, rather than the area closest to the paying

Network programmability is the key to SDN and a means of unleashing the network's power to create a faster, more flexible, intelligent infrastructure. By optimizing network resources, dynamic programs

SDN's success rides not on arguments about OpenFlow or OVSDB, but on what it can do for applications. It's going to be about giving DevOps teams the automation, visibility,

Sharon Barkai of startup ConteXtream found a good amount of SDN information being presented at Sigcomm recently. He gives a rundown of talks that covered fault tolerance, elastic controllers,

Campus Network Virtualization using an SDN Approach with a focus on slicing/traffic isolation lends itself to two main approaches, both of which have advantages over VRF-based legacy solution. Find

SDN: Who Does the Programming? And What Is The Level Of Abstraction We Need?

Why should Solutions and Applications Architects care about SDN?

To Use or Not to Use SDN: The Pain Point is the Question

Breaking Down Barriers with SDN

The SDN Gold Rush To The Northbound API

Who is Responsible for my SDN Network?

Does SDN Make My Network Management Look Fat?

OpenFlow Northbound API - A New Olympic Sport

Insights into SDN for Service Providers at Linley Carrier Conference