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Software Defined Networking

SDN is short for  s oftware  d efined  n etworking.  Software defined networking (SDN) is an approach to using open protocols  , such as open flow, to apply globally aware software control at the edges of the network to access network switches  and routers that typically would use closed and proprietary firmware. Benefits of Software Defined Networking Software defined networking offers numerous benefits including on-demand provisioning, automated load balancing, streamlined physical infrastructure and the ability to scale network resources in lockstep with application and data needs. As noted on enterprise networking concept , coupled with the ongoing virtualization of servers and storage, SDN ushers in no less than the completely virtualized data center, where end-to-end compute environments will be deployed and decommissioned on a whim. An open flow switch separates these two functions. The data path portion still resides on the switch, while high-level routing decision

Indian Dream City

I do not hesitate to say that if India is to be seen as a powerful and united nation, then the process of urbanization must be accelerated. Romanticization of pastoral ideas, leaving nothing to sadness and pain, is nothing to achieve - 'Ah, our village!' The social-economic, cultural and political arrangements of our villages are deeply paternal, community and caste. On the other hand, the social structures of our cities, at least, clearly and on the surface, are mostly decent and sensitive. India is home to many castes, sub-classes, sects, religions, religions, ideologies and other non-defended social groups. Each of these groups has their own ideas and ways of thinking. With the advent of many foreign customs and cultures, for thousands of years, many contradictions developed between all these different belief systems, which kept the disciples away from each other. These distances contributed to the lack of faith and lack of trust in society resulting from ignorance an