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Network engineers are masters of technology transformation. From token ring to SD-WAN, we have carried the standard of change proudly. Now the cloud has arrived, and with it a different kind of technology shift. Instead of replacing the networks we own and operate, it adds a whole new world. Rather than moving on to new technologies, we have to continue to operate the networks we know and learn new ones at the same time. Soon, as more business-critical applications move to the cloud, we'll need to design and operate these new networks too.

The Hybrid Handbook for AWS will not make an immediate expert of anyone, but it will give a clear, concise launch point targeted at network engineers. It uses relevant networking terms and diagrams, taking what we know already to build on as it explores the cloud networking constructs, solutions, and options to connect two worlds together.

Network engineers will own the hybrid networks of the future. Are you ready?

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