(Note: copy of my original blog post from September 2016)
I recently went through the pain of configuring a Python project to automatically produce documentation on Read the Docs. While the outcome was good, the process getting there wasn’t… This blog is for those who want to avoid the steep learning curve I went through. Continue reading
Author: Matt Hayes
Build a Home SDN Lab
Software-defined networking (SDN) separates network control from packet forwarding. SDN is great for experimenters, as we get to tinker with how the network runs, without having to worry about moving packets.
To play with SDN in your home network you’ll need a device to do the packet forwarding, under control of your software.
I’ve added instructions on how to build a home SDN lab that leverages a common consumer-grade TP-Link home router repurposed as an OpenFlow switch, including Wi-Fi.
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