Which two features are characteristics of software-defined networks when compared to traditional infrastructure?

Software-defined networks (SDNs) are designed to be more flexible and easier to manage compared to traditional infrastructure. They utilize overlay networks to decouple network services from the hardware, allowing for efficient resource utilization and simplified virtual network services provisioning. SDNs are also designed to adapt quickly to changing business needs or traffic patterns, without the need for manual reconfiguration or significant downtime.

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