Linux Kernel Networking: Implementation and Theory (Expert's Voice in Open Source)
by Rami Rosen
Delve into the Linux kernel's networking subsystem with this expert guide. Covering implementation details and theoretical underpinnings, Rami Rosen's book equips developers with the knowledge to navigate and enhance open source networking features effectively.
About This Book
Linux Kernel Networking: Implementation and Theory provides an in-depth examination of the networking subsystem within the Linux kernel. Authored by Rami Rosen, it is part of the Expert's Voice in Open Source series, targeting advanced users and developers.
The book covers the core concepts and practical aspects of how networking functions are implemented in the Linux environment. It bridges theoretical foundations with real-world application, making it a valuable resource for understanding kernel-level operations.
Readers will gain insights into the architecture and mechanisms that power Linux networking, essential for optimizing performance and troubleshooting in open source projects.
With a focus on both theory and implementation, this title serves as a comprehensive guide for those seeking to deepen their knowledge of Linux internals.
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