January 22, 2020

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Software Defined Networking for CDNs and Tier 2 Service Providers

Software Defined Networking for CDNs and Tier 2 Service Providers

The ongoing shift from hardware-based, dedicated network functionality to software-based networking built on virtualized infrastructure appears to be in full swing. Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), w …

Talk Title Software Defined Networking for CDNs and Tier 2 Service Providers
Speakers Javier Ger (Cloud Infrastructure Strategy Manager, Telecom Argentina), John Zannos (GM / CEO, Inocybe Technologies)
Conference Open Networking Summit Europe
Conf Tag
Location Amsterdam, Netherlands
Date Sep 25-27, 2018
URL Talk Page
Slides Talk Slides
Video

The ongoing shift from hardware-based, dedicated network functionality to software-based networking built on virtualized infrastructure appears to be in full swing. Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), which play a critical role in the delivery of high-quality video (such as Netflix, YouTube), provide an excellent use case for deployment within these evolving frameworks.Accommodating new technology and satisfying customer demand for video are only a subset of the larger benefits realized with SDN infrastructure. Among them:• A more CapEx-friendly use and reuse of available server resources, in which the operator can leverage the same servers for CDN and/or other services and apps when and where needed• Simplified provisioning, failure management, and other operational tasks, targeted at reducing OpEx• Reduced time to market for new services enhances revenues and customer satisfaction

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