Competing IT Models in the Age of the Enterprise
The problem is that the security and policy features are provider specific.
Opinions - David Lenrow
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Intent: Don’t Tell Me What to Do! (Tell Me What You Want)
Intent-based networking is progressing with properties that deliver all kinds of benefits. David Lenrow discusses the benefits to building intent-based SDN systems. -
Looking at the OpenStack OPNFV Reference Implementation
Focusing on the network specifics of OpenStack's role, this article also touches on the compute and storage needs and what will need to be included in the emerging OPNFV -
The Most Important Work in SDN: Have We Got It Backward?
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 -
Look Who's Going to Finish Building the SDN Controller Platform
Answering his own question from 18 months ago, contributor David Lenrow looks at where the SDN controller has gone and is going, now that OpenDaylight and open-source development are -
SDN: Software Defined Everything: Infrastructure Integration Will Never Be The Same
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Why Are They Hating On Layer-2?
Why Are They Hating On Layer-2?
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Still no VMware of Networking. Overlays change nothing beneath the surface.
Still no VMware of Networking. Overlays change nothing beneath the surface.
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Who Will Finish The SDN Controller?
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A change is blowing in from the Northbound API
A change is blowing in from the Northbound API
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Why SDN Matters: Single Point of Management
Why SDN Matters: Single Point of Management