Carole Warner Reece of Chesapeake Netcraftsmen writes:
I’ve been thinking about many of the topics that were discussed in the recent Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) Symposium and Networking Field Day (NFD6) meetings I attended last month.
What really stands out for me is that the use case for Software Defined Networking (SDN) is extremely compelling — simplistically stated, SDN is the ability to simplify network operation through automation. But that is not the complete story — SDN provides an opportunity to make the network more transparent, applications more visible, and business requirements more integrated.
I like the questions that Carole is asking about SDN and what she’s seen in the Software Defined Data Center Symposium and Networking Field Day 6 that helps her answer those questions.
Read more: The Point of Software Defined Networking
