In today’s business landscape, the demand for highly available, secure, and scalable networks is continuously increasing, particularly for large enterprises.

Conventional network management faces challenges such as complexity, with manual configurations being error-prone and time-consuming. It also struggles with scalability issues due to slow adaptation to changing needs and limited automation, which requires deep expertise. Modern solutions like SDN, NFV, and AI-driven automation address these problems by enabling dynamic, scalable, and policy-driven network management.

The traditional network management approach relies on manual implementation, requiring expertise in routing, Quality of Service (QoS), and encryption mechanisms. This results in high operational costs and makes the network prone to misconfigurations. Intent-Based Network Configuration Management is a modern approach to managing and automating networks, where the operator defines "what they want the network to do" (the intent) rather than specifying "how to configure the network" (manual steps). The system interprets these high-level intents and automates the necessary configurations and adjustments to achieve the desired outcome.

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