Building a Software-Defined Network with Open-Source Components

This case study explores the creation of a Software-Defined Network (SDN) using open-source networking components, emphasizing networking fundamentals, Linux, and coding. The project focuses on:

• Back-End Development: Utilizing Golang and Python.
• Front-End Development: Leveraging JavaScript for user interfaces.
• Open Source: Open Virtual Network (OVN), Linux and FRRouting

Objectives

• Transform my ideas into real-world solutions.
• Provide practical examples for aspiring Network Engineers aiming to become Network Development Engineers and Network Automation Engineers.
• Inspire the next generation of network professionals through coding and Linux.

Features

• End-to-end SDN design with open-source tools.
• Use MPLS VPN Layer 3, BGP, OSPF, GENEVE, VXLAN, and NAT in FRRouting combine with OVN.
• Integration of back-end and front-end technologies.
• Practical use cases and examples.

Usage

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