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desertcart.com: Cloud Networking: Understanding Cloud-based Data Center Networks: 9780128007280: Lee, Gary: Books Review: Decent introduction to the topic of cloud data-center networking - It's pretty dry and somewhat repetitive and formulaic, but it covers all the bases I needed to be covered and am glad to have purchased and read it. I thought some of the diagrams were over-simplified. The author goes into deep detailed description of fabrics and switch silicon design which I didn't feel as pertinent to the over-all topic as other subjects which were glossed over more generally. It's a good "intro" to cloud data-center networking and highlights the differences in needs between enterprise and cloud data centers, if you don't mind diving into the weeds every now and again. Review: Backwards bound - The book is literally backwards. Page 1 is at the end.
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S**Y
Decent introduction to the topic of cloud data-center networking
It's pretty dry and somewhat repetitive and formulaic, but it covers all the bases I needed to be covered and am glad to have purchased and read it. I thought some of the diagrams were over-simplified. The author goes into deep detailed description of fabrics and switch silicon design which I didn't feel as pertinent to the over-all topic as other subjects which were glossed over more generally. It's a good "intro" to cloud data-center networking and highlights the differences in needs between enterprise and cloud data centers, if you don't mind diving into the weeds every now and again.
C**H
Backwards bound
The book is literally backwards. Page 1 is at the end.
Y**H
Decent text, but would recommend other texts for Cloud if you are looking for a guide on Cloud
Decent book. However there are better more generic texts for Cloud by MK as well