nativeNET

nativeNET is a proposed software-defined networking (SDN) framework designed to enhance network performance and management. It aims to provide a more flexible and programmable approach to network infrastructure, allowing for dynamic control and optimization of data traffic. The core concept behind nativeNET is to separate the network's control plane from its data plane, enabling centralized management and intelligent routing decisions.

This separation allows network administrators to configure and manage network devices through software applications, rather than relying on traditional, device-by-device configuration. nativeNET seeks to achieve this by leveraging open standards and protocols, facilitating interoperability between different network hardware vendors. The framework is intended to support a wide range of network applications, from improving latency for real-time services to optimizing bandwidth for data-intensive tasks.

Key features of nativeNET include its ability to dynamically reconfigure network paths based on traffic patterns and application requirements. It also emphasizes programmability, allowing developers to create custom network services and functionalities. The overall goal is to create a more agile and efficient network that can adapt to evolving demands and support innovation in network services. While still a concept, nativeNET represents an ongoing effort to modernize network architecture through software-defined principles.