The EXPRESS SDN experiment in the OpenLab large scale shared experimental Facility

Fdida, Serge; Korakis, Thanasis; Niavis, Harris; Siracusano, Giuseppe

doi:10.1109/monetec.2014.6995584

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“…An SDN based federation architecture is a focus of current research. The SDN based federation architecture will be based on the policies and practices needed to control, manage and monitor the infrastructure used for the inter-network connections [143]. Following are the basic elements in the SDN based federation architecture:…”

Section: B Sdn Based Federation Architecturementioning

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Multi-Domain Federation Utilizing Software Defined Networking—A Review

Hassan

Gregory

2023

IEEE Access

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The global growth of the Internet continues with an increase in accessibility, connected users and new applications in emerging fields like egames, augmented and virtual reality. Technologies that improve reliability whilst reducing cost and latency are being developed. However, before the Internet can sustain the growth in utilisation and new applications there are challenges to overcome. One of the key challenges remaining is to develop new mechanisms for intra and inter-domain federation that facilitate fast, reliable, and secure sharing of reachability and routing information. Software Defined Networking (SDN) is being introduced to address control and management challenges at domain boundaries. This paper reviews the current state of domain federation and discusses the potential approaches that utilise SDN for a nextgeneration solution.

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Section: B Sdn Based Federation Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

Multi-Domain Federation Utilizing Software Defined Networking—A Review

Hassan

Gregory

2023

IEEE Access

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“…This approach leads to the concept of Testbed as a Service (TaaS), exemplified by FanTaaStic [68]. Federations of testbeds have also been recently emerging, such as the EU-driven OpenLab federation [69] as well as the OneLab federation [70], managed by UPMC. In all these cases, the user needs a specific account, must comply to specific us-age policies and has to use the tools, services and APIs of these testbeds.…”

Section: Network Virtualization Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

NEmu: A distributed testbed for the virtualization of dynamic, fixed and mobile networks

Autefage

Magoni

2016

Computer Communications

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To cite this version:Vincent Autefage, Damien Magoni. NEmu: A distributed testbed for the virtualization of dynamic, fixed and mobile networks. Computer Communications, Elsevier, 2016, 80, pp.33-44. 10.1016/j.comcom.2016 AbstractExperimentation is typically the last step before launching a network application on a large production scale. However, it is often difficult to gather enough hardware resources for experimenting with a reasonably sized distributed application inside a controlled environment. Virtualization is thus a handy technique for creating such an experimentation testbed. We propose a tool called NEmu designed to create virtual dynamic networks by using emulation for testing and evaluating prototypes of networked or distributed applications with a complete control over the network topology and link parameters. NEmu leverages system emulators such as QEMU for virtualizing the hosts and the routers. It uses vnd for virtualizing components such as links and switches. In addition, NEmu allows users to create such customized topologies with limited hardware resources and without any administrative rights. We validate NEmu by replicating two network experiments and by showing that NEmu gives results very similar to the original ones.

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