Software Defined Networking
• Prabhat Rajput
21/11/EC/062
• Yuvraj Choudhary
21/11/EC/031
• Rajkumar yogi
21/11/EC/036
AGENDA:
• Overview of Traditional
Networking
• Introduction to Software-
Defined Networking (SDN)?
• Architecture of SDN
• SDN Controllers
• Benefits of SDN
• SDN benefits
• Challenges and
Considerations
• SDN in Future Networks
• Conclusion
• References
Overview of Traditional Networking
• Overview of traditional
network architecture
(briefly touching on the
control and data
planes).
• Limitations and
challenges in
conventional
networking setups.
Router:
1. Control plane
2.Forwarding and data plane
Introduction to Software-Defined
Networking (SDN)?
• Definition and
explanation of SDN.
• SDN's fundamental
concept of decoupling
control and data
planes.
• Key components:
Controller, Southbound
& Northbound APIs,
Data Plane Devices.
Architecture of
SDN
.Detailed
architecture of
SDN.
. Control, data,
and application
layers in SDN
SDN Controllers
The SDN controller is responsible for managing the flow control
to the networking devices (like switches and routers) in the
network. It provides a centralized view of the entire network,
allowing administrators to dynamically adjust traffic flow to
meet changing needs. Some key functions of an SDN controller
include
Key Components of SDN
• SDN Controller: Think of the controller as the
boss. It makes decisions on how data should
travel through the network.
• Southbound APIs: These are like the messengers.
They carry the controller's instructions to the
devices (routers, switches) in the network.
• Northbound APIs: These are like the
communication channels between the controller
and the applications that need network services.
Benefits of SDN
• Centralized network control: Imagine you're in charge of a
big music concert. Instead of having musicians scattered
everywhere, each doing their thing, you decide to centralize
control. Here's how it works:
• Programmability: Programmability is like having a universal
remote control for your TV. Let's break it down:
• Automation: Automation becomes more feasible with
centralized control. It's like having a robot assistant that
follows your instructions from a central command,
performing tasks efficiently without manual intervention.
Benefits of SDN
• Cost reduction : Imagine managing your home Wi-Fi like a
pro to save money. Here's how it relates to cost reduction
in SDN:
• Increased network visibility : Imagine having a superpower
that lets you see everything happening in your house, even
behind closed doors. In SDN, increased network visibility is
like gaining that superpower for your network.
• Scalability : Imagine your home Wi-Fi growing seamlessly
as more devices join without slowing down. That's a bit
like the scalability feature in SDN. Here's a simple
breakdown
CHALLENGES AND CONSIDERATIONS
.Security concerns in SDN.
. Implementation challenges.
. Functionality
. Centralized Control
SDN Use Cases and Applications
• SDN in data
centers.
• SDN in cloud
computing
environments.
• SDN in enterprise
networks.
Why SDN is Cool:
• Easier Management: SDN makes it simpler for
people to manage and control the entire network
from one central place.
• Flexibility: SDN allows quick adjustments to the
network, adapting to changing needs without a lot of
manual work.
• Cost Savings: It can save money by using standard
hardware and automating tasks, reducing the need
for expensive specialized equipment and manual
labor.
SDN in Future Networks
• 5G Integration:
• AI and Automation
• Security Enhancements
• Intent-Based Networking (IBN)
Smart Network Traffic Manager:
• Today's Networks: Imagine your network as a
road where every car (data) decides its own
path.
• Future with SDN: SDN acts like a smart traffic
manager. It knows all the routes and directs
each car to the fastest path, avoiding
congestion.
Fast and Flexible Adjustments:
• Today's Networks: Making changes to road
signs and traffic rules takes time and effort.
• Future with SDN: SDN is like a digital wizard.
Changes happen with a few clicks, making the
network adapt quickly to new requirements
or unexpected events.
Conclusion
• Flexibility and
Adaptability
• Efficiency and
Optimization
• Security Challenges and
Opportunities
• Operational
Transformation
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