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Beej's Guide to Network Programming is a classic: https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/ https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/

• SiliconAlley 5y ago
  Though a classic, I think we can all agree this is literally the opposite of what the OP is asking for...
• mooreds 5y ago
  That looks really interesting, but I'm not sure it addresses OP's question. He seemed to be wanting to learn modern networking architecture, rather than low level networking programming. I don't have a great reference, but I'd start with the Networking Section from the Unix/Linux System Administration Handbook: https://www.admin.com/ https://www.admin.com/ and follow the references from there.
  • jka 5y ago
    True, thank you; a few too many of my neurons related to "good, public network learning resources" fired, versus too few "take your time, read and understand the question" :) Sorry about that OP. mooreds's reference here looks useful. From a circumstances angle: it sounds ungreat that your team is under time pressure for this, and so it might be a situation where consulting outside experts (per mixmastamyk's advice in the thread) and/or pushing back to understand why this has arrived with you as a responsibility and priority as a non-expert. That said, it's also a chance to learn, and perhaps there's a strong business opportunity being pursued. Best of luck.