A subject near my heart right now is the thing that aptitudes I should have so as to help the Next Generation of Software Defined and Application Centric systems. It is of nothing unexpected that Networking like most different towers in IT has held onto reflection as the route forward to give levels of adaptability and nimbleness at no other time found in the Network.
What is maybe somewhat of an astonishment, is the speed wherein these new ideas are being created and conveyed. It appears as though just a year ago terms like SDN were still seen as "Route down the line" advancements. Be that as it may, here we are toward the beginning of Q2 2014 and it appears as in the event that you don't as of now have a SDN plan you're now behind.
So what aptitudes will we need so as to configuration, bolster and send these new systems?
As this is a Cisco blog I will concentrate on Cisco's most recent Nexus 9000 and Application Centric framework (ACI) based systems.
Right off the bat the uplifting news is, customary systems are not leaving or possibly not for a long lengthy timespan, so we have a lot of time to make this unavoidable change and, after its all said and done, having solid conventional systems administration aptitudes will consistently be the fundamental establishment you will require on which to assemble.
The other extraordinary news is Cisco is totally dedicated to bringing us "Conventional Networkers" on this new and energizing voyage.
