Moving Bits: Networking Fundamentals, Part 3
This is the third part of the Networking Fundamentals series, in which I aspire to simplify networking by using a consistent mental model based on postal systems, while tying abstractions to concrete examples of networking relevant to software engineering. In the previous two parts, I described the analogy of a postal system and the three relevant layer abstractions I use in this fundamentals series, and expanded on that analogy to discuss addressing and provide a very simple HTTP request/response example. If you haven’t reviewed those parts, please do, as they provide valuable context for this and future posts. Private Addresses…
