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SDN
Network infrastructure that separates the functions of networking into logical units that can be implemented as code
Infra layer or Data Plane; processes network frames and packets; forwarding, trunking, encrypting, NAT
Control layer or Plane; manages actions of the Data Plane; routing, session, NAT tables; dynamic routing protocol updates
App layer or Management Plane; configure and manage devices; SSH, browser, APIs
SD-WAN
Software Defined Networking in a Wide Area Network; In other words, a WAN built for the cloud
Cloud-based apps communicate directly to the cloud, no need to hop through a central point
Build out dynamic networks that can communicate to web-based apps and physical sites
App Awareness
SD-WAN feature where the WAN knows which app is in use, and makes routing decisions based on the app data
Zero Touch Provisioning
SD-WAN feature where remote devices are automatically configured based on changes in the network
App traffic uses the most optimal path, which can change based on traffic patterns and network health
Transport Agnostic
SD-WAN feature where the underlying network can be any type, allowing you to pick the best choice for each remote site
Central Management
SD-WAN where you can make policy changes through one management console, which are pushed out to all SD-WAN routers automatically
DCI
Technology that connects two or more data centers over various distances using high-speed connectivity
Device networks span seamlessly over these geographic distances; all customers share the same core network
Distribute apps everywhere to increase uptime and availability, workload can be moved to best location
VXLAN
Technology designed to support thousands of different customers all using the same data centers across the world
Over 16 million possible virtual networks; tunnel frames across a layer 3 network; accommodate large virtual environments
Encapsulation
VXLAN property to connect VNIs using a Tunnel over an IP network
Add VXLAN Header to original Ethernet frame -> sits in UDP header -> sits in IP header -> sits in new Ethernet frame
This creates a VXLAN Packet, which is deconstructed at the destination VXLAN Tunnel Endpoint
SASE
Next-generation VPN technology that allows more efficient communication to web-based applications
Install client on all devices, then securely jump from any cloud-based service you need with the same connection
Users can access from corpo, home, mobile, etc.; provides network and security as a service without user intervention