Software Defined Networking (SDN) with MikroTik, Narong TOHKU (Cherry Network and Solutions Co.,Ltd., Thailand). The legacy network has just about run its last mile, advancements in cloud computing, virtualization and datacenters have led to an exponential growth in data traffic that will soon over-power legacy networks. Software Defined Networks (SDN) is a new networking paradigm in which there is separation of the forwarding and control planes. The control is migrated to a separate entity called the SDN Controller, Leaving the forwarding plane with bare-metal and virtual switches (switches devoid of control logic) to carry out packet forwarding. Allows external applications to program the network via an Application Programmable Interface (API). The most popular SD protocol is OpenFlow. OpenvSwitch (OvS) is the most widely used OpenFlow switch.. PDF: https:https://mum.mikrotik.com/presentations/TH18/presentation_5537_1534687113.pdf.
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