Networks for the Very Young
summary
Explains fundamental networking concepts needed for developers: basic Ethernet, IP, DNS, NAT, and common protocols used to get code from laptop to repository to production and serve users. Uses practical examples and simple, systematic explanations to show how networks support development workflow and deployment.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Networks introduction
- 2:06Network models and stacks
- 8:49Physical and data link layers
- 16:58Network layer and IP
- 23:20Encapsulation and transport protocols
- 27:15Load balancing
- 33:15DNS capabilities
- 38:14Why networks matter
- 40:41Q&A
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