This book is part of the Networking Technology Series from Cisco Press®, which offers networking professionals valuable information for constructing efficient networks, understanding new technologies, and building successful careers.

Providing a single, consistent design across a large-scale, multi-domain environment is the goal-and reward-for architects, engineers, leaders, and management who are willing to take the journey to seamless integration of their scattered domains.

In Designing Real-World Multi-Domain Networks, you will learn how to answer the two biggest questions organizations face as they hurtle toward a multi-domain networking change: What? And Why? Moving through many of the individual applications and architectures toward a focus on deployment, the authors illustrate what end-to-end scenarios might look like within an enterprise.

Highlighting examples from real-world use cases, and with decades of combined insight from the writing team, Designing Real-World Multi-Domain Networks will help you understand the design requirements, caveats, and permutations of a multi-domain environment.

• Focus on design integration in a multi-domain environment

• Learn how to combine Cisco's SDA, SD-WAN, ACI, and other technologies within a large-scale enterprise

• Understand how to translate an organization's business and technical intent into a fully functioning, secure, and efficient network

• Explore the real-world demands that are driving adoption of multi-domain design

• Overview of the individual technologies and how they interconnect

• Examples of reference architecture and use cases

• Access to the lessons learned from actual Cisco customer deployment