SDN & IBN Assignment CMIT 495: Current Trends and Projects in Computer Networks and Security [PROFESSOR NAME] By: [NAME] Introduction Network architecture is viewed as the design of a computer network. It is also considered the framework of the specification used for physical components, configuration, functional organization, operational procedures and principles, and communication protocols used by the network (Agyapong et al., 2014). A network architecture specifications framework encompasses a detailed discussion of products and services, detailed billing structures, and rates through which services provision is compensated. This white paper's primary purpose is to define and describe softwaredefined networking (SDN), internet-based networking (IBN), discuss how desktop and back-end virtualization are complementary, and how SND and IBN are related. The description will be based on company highlights provided together with peer-reviewed networking knowledge. Both SDN and IBN are technologies with the capabilities to transform a company’s networking architecture and subsequently make significant changes to organization operations. The changes are achievable through cloud computing and virtualization. Introduction to Software-Defined Software (SDN). The Software-Defined Software is a branch of the Software-Defined Everything (SDE) technology concerned with making a company networks flexible and agile. SDE technologies include software-defined data centers (SDDC), softw ...
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