Isbn: 9798173201287 - capacity planning for growing networks: measure demand, forecast growth, prevent bottlenecks, and plan infrastructure before performance fails (3 Ergebnisse)

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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Your network should not have to fail before you know it needs more capacity.Modern infrastructure rarely becomes constrained in a clean, predictable way. A WAN link may look healthy on average while busy-hour traffic approaches saturation. A redundant design may have plenty of capacity until one component fails. A cloud migration can move the bottleneck rather than eliminate it. Wi-Fi may offer impressive PHY rates while airtime becomes the real constraint.Capacity Planning for Growing Networks gives network engineers, architects, infrastructure professionals, and technical leaders a practical framework for identifying these problems before performance deteriorates.Rather than treating capacity as a simple bandwidth number, Rion Frost shows how to connect demand, architecture, service objectives, resilience, uncertainty, cost, and delivery time. The book develops capacity planning as a continuous engineering discipline built around trustworthy evidence and timely decisions.Inside, you will learn how to: - interpret utilization, peaks, percentiles, busy-hour behavior, latency, loss, and queueing;- combine counters, flow records, active measurements, topology, and streaming telemetry;- forecast future demand using growth models, scenarios, known projects, and uncertainty;- calculate headroom under normal, maintenance, and failure conditions;- analyze oversubscription, ECMP behavior, shared infrastructure, and traffic matrices;- plan capacity for campus, data center, WAN, internet edge, SD-WAN, cloud, Wi-Fi 6E/7, and Kubernetes environments;- connect infrastructure forecasts to procurement lead times, budgets, decision gates, and upgrade roadmaps;- automate repetitive capacity analysis without replacing engineering judgment.The book moves beyond monitoring to show how to build a defensible capacity story: what is happening now, what is driving it, what is likely to happen next, which resource will constrain first, when a decision must be made, and which response best balances performance, resilience, cost, and flexibility.Practical case studies, expert perspectives, formulas, troubleshooting workflows, planning scenarios, anti-patterns, review templates, and a field toolkit turn the principles into a repeatable operating model for real infrastructure teams.If you want to stop reacting to congestion and start planning infrastructure before the risk becomes an incident, this book provides the framework.…