Why does this matter operationally?

Scalability

160 terms

Routing Policy Routing policy is the set of administrative rules that govern how routing information is processed, filtered, modified, and selected. It defines which paths are preferred and which advertisements are permitted. Concept/Framework Routing Protocol A routing protocol is a protocol used by network devices to advertise, learn, and maintain reachability and path metrics. The information it exchanges is used to construct routing tables and… Protocol Satellite Capacity Satellite capacity is the amount of communications demand that a satellite system can serve within its technical and operational limits. It is bounded by spectrum, power, beam allocation, modulation, and… Concept/Framework Satellite Handover Satellite Handover is the transfer of an active connection from one satellite, beam, or path to another to maintain service continuity as coverage changes. Operations Segment Routing Segment Routing is a source-routing approach in which a packet carries an ordered list of instructions that guide how the network forwards it. It encodes path behavior in segments. Protocol Serverless Computing Serverless Computing is a cloud execution model where the provider manages server infrastructure and the consumer deploys code or functions without directly managing servers. It emphasizes on-demand execution and automatic… Service Model Service Mesh Service Mesh is an infrastructure layer that manages service-to-service communication, security, and observability in distributed applications. It adds policy control to east-west traffic. Software Software As A Service Software As A Service is a delivery model in which software is hosted by a provider and accessed over a network, removing most local software management from the user. Service Model Software Defined Networking Software Defined Networking is a network architecture that separates control logic from forwarding behavior and manages the network through software-based control. It decouples decision-making from packet handling. Concept/Framework Software Defined Payload Software Defined Payload is a communications payload whose functions are controlled, configured, or reconfigured through software rather than being fixed entirely by hardware design. Hardware