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software-defined-network
Software-defined networking (SDN) separates network control from network data forwarding, allowing networks to be programmed and centrally managed with standard protocols. SDN is an enabler of network virtualization, or the ability to run multiple virtual network topologies on a shared physical network.
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Package xdp allows one to use XDP sockets from the Go programming language.
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Securing the Software-Defined Perimeter framework with automated security configuration deployment systems
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Zero-copy sockets for Linux in Golang
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A lightweight, encrypted, WAN oriented, software defined network device.
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Latency & packet loss measuring tool for SDN controllers
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