Dedicated Networks
Dedicated networks are private, isolated communication infrastructures designed for exclusive use by a single organization or application, ensuring high security, reliability, and performance. They are commonly implemented in enterprise environments, cloud computing, and telecommunications to support critical operations without interference from public networks. Examples include leased lines, virtual private networks (VPNs), and software-defined wide area networks (SD-WAN).
Developers should learn about dedicated networks when building applications requiring guaranteed bandwidth, low latency, or strict security compliance, such as financial trading systems, healthcare data processing, or real-time IoT deployments. They are essential for scenarios where public internet connectivity is insufficient due to risks of congestion, eavesdropping, or downtime, enabling robust disaster recovery and regulatory adherence.