Description: An On-Demand Network is a network infrastructure that allows for the flexible and scalable provisioning and management of resources, adapting to the changing needs of organizations. This type of network is characterized by its ability to be provisioned in real-time, meaning that network resources such as bandwidth and connectivity can be adjusted according to user or application demand. This is especially relevant in various environments where workload can vary significantly. On-demand networks are fundamental in the implementation of software-defined networking (SDN) solutions and network virtualization, as they enable administrators to manage and optimize resource usage more efficiently. Additionally, these networks can be segmented to provide different service levels to various users or applications, thus ensuring optimal performance and better security. The flexibility of on-demand networks also facilitates the integration of new technologies and services, allowing organizations to quickly adapt to market trends and customer needs.
