SDN and NFVs are both very much alike and mostly work on the same premise. They are both cost-effective. Both leverage the concept of abstraction in their methods. Both allow users to interact with recourses and differ in some aspects.
What are SDN Architecture Layers
Software-defined networks (SDN) are another type of computing. SDN refers to the new and upcoming system of networking. This infrastructure is not only manageable but is also adaptive and reliable. It uses open-source APIs to manage and control the systems centrally. It gives a holistic approach to the already commonly used networking systems. This type of infrastructure helps run the whole underlying system in a centralized and composed fashion.
Traditional WAN vs SD-WAN: Critical Comparison
This article presents a critical analysis of Traditional WAN Vs. SD-WAN. Before moving forward with comparison, let us have a quick look at what these terms are and what they offer. In terms of prices and technical services, each of them has its status and capability.
Scale-up vs Scale-out storage: Differences explained
This article illustrates scale-up vs. scale-out storage. Increasing systems’ processing power and storage capacity may get accomplished using two different IT techniques: scaling up and scaling out. The difference is in how engineers go about growing and improving systems.
What are managed network services?
What is managed network service and its introduction, and some benefits will be discussed in this blog. To oversee, monitor, and maintain network services remotely, an MSP manages them for businesses who outsource them (MSP). One kind of managed network service is traditional leased WAN and LAN lines, although newer SD-WANs and virtual network services are also available. Beyond network…
What are the 5G core architecture components?
There will be an introduction to 5G and a discussion of 5G network infrastructure components in this blog. To begin, it’s essential to understand what 5G is. How does it vary in terms of its architecture when it comes to fast performance, low latency, and massive storage? Everything we know about the linked world has to do with change. Due…
10 Advantages of Software Defined Networking(SDN)
Advantages of Software Defined Networking will be discussed in this blog. SDN, an acronym for software-defined networking, is a network management technology used in businesses to centralize and simplify network administration. SDN’s most frequently cited advantages are traffic programmability, agility, the ability to create policy-driven network monitoring, and network automation adoption. The majority of its benefits derive from offering a…
Hyper-Converged vs Converged Infrastructure: Differences Explained
Hyper-Converged vs. Converged Infrastructure will be discussed in this blog. What does it mean when people talk about convergence in technology? In layman’s terms, it’s a system that performs one or more business tasks by combining computing, storage, and networking technologies — whether or not they were previously linked. IT has become inseparable from the internet, telecommunications, media, and consumer…
Wired vs Wireless Networks: What Are The Pros And Cons?
Wireless networks have a significant advantage over wired networks: users can navigate inside the network area with their laptops, portable devices, and so on and still have access to the internet.