Since I started studying linux in my graduation, It has been the basic and only choice for me when talking about setting up network services, even though I prefer to use Windows as my personal computer operating system. Linux has the advantage of being open and free, you can set
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In this topic, we’ll discuss about how to simulate a network environment using only your Linux system’s kernel and some management tools. There’s a well-consolidated tool that makes this a piece of cake, but what if we wanted to do the same with our own hands? The Mininet Network Simulator
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This post will help me synthetize some of my current understanding of this topic. “ONOS” stands for “Open Network Operating System”, a control plane application developed by the Open Networking Foundation (ONF) to, initially, be a distributed-systems approach of an OpenFlow controller with vendor-agnostic primitives. The project grew and started
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This is the part where we start to get a little further from the conventional, or better said “traditional” way of learning about computer networks. In this point, usually we would start learning about the equipments that compose a computer network or the transmission medium that we can use, like
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This is one of my easiest topic to talk about, base of my graduation, specialization and MSc course. Of course, since it’s the first post of the topic, I won’t be getting straight to advance topics, but I’ll give the first foundamental principles for anyone interested in learning about this
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Back in the beginning, we couldn’t imagine computers being different from building-sized machines able to perform complex ballistic calculations for military use. But since then computers have developed a lot, and now it’s like we have several of those complex machines inside one machine that can fit inside our hand.
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