Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?

Control & Orchestration

184 terms

Network Performance Network performance is the collective behavior of a network as it carries traffic, usually assessed through latency, throughput, packet loss, jitter, and availability. It describes how effectively the network supports… Concept/Framework Network Planning Network planning is the discipline of assessing current and future requirements, then translating them into a network design, capacity model, and implementation roadmap. It determines what must be built, upgraded,… Operations Network Security Network security is the set of controls, processes, and architectures used to protect networked systems against unauthorized access, compromise, misuse, and disruption. It includes preventive, detective, and responsive mechanisms. Concept/Framework Network Segment A network segment is a portion of a larger network separated for forwarding, security, management, or operational purposes. It can be defined by switching, routing, policy, or physical separation. Concept/Framework Network Segmentation Network segmentation is the practice of partitioning a network into separate zones so that access, routing, and traffic flow are governed by explicit policy. The goal is to contain risk,… Concept/Framework Network Topology Network topology is the structural arrangement of devices and connections in a network, either as actually built or as logically represented. It determines how traffic can travel and how the… Concept/Framework Observability Observability is the ability to infer the internal state of a system from its external outputs such as logs, metrics, and traces. Software Operator Control Station Operator Control Station is the workstation or console used by operators to monitor and control a process or system, providing the operator's central control point for supervision and intervention. Operations Orchestration Orchestration is the coordination of automated tasks, services, or workflows so they execute in the correct order and with the correct dependencies. It manages execution sequence and state across systems. Software Orchestration Layer Orchestration Layer is the control layer that coordinates automated deployment, scaling, configuration, or workflow execution across systems. It manages how actions are sequenced and applied. Operations