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3. Distributed! 1. Virtualized! 2. Software-Defined! Software—defined networking: software controlled network management 4. Demos: e.g., YouTube For further information Please contact Stefan Schmid ([email protected]). This poster as well as more information on this and related projects can be obtained at website: http://www.net.t-labs.tu-berlin.de/~stefan/ Telekom Innovation Laboratories Networking Tomorrow: Virtualized, Software-Defined, Distributed Stefan Schmid et al. Vision: CloudNets as flexibly specifiable, service-specific and adaptive virtual networks connecting heterogeneous resources. Use cases: flexible resource allocation, migration, elastic computing Challenges: Independent Economic Players Specification Optimization Concurrency and multi-authorship: Challenge: how to get there? Which parts to upgrade first? Example: One SDN switch enough for SDN abstraction, but more needed for flexible control. Distributed control of virtualized networks: Approximation and verification easier than computation! Use Cases: traffic engineering, QoS, network management, …

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Page 1: Networking Tomorrow: Virtualized, Software-Defined ...stefan/bragfost13poster.pdf · 3. Distributed! 1. Virtualized! 2. Software-Defined! Software—defined networking: software controlled

3. Distributed!

1. Virtualized!

2. Software-Defined! Software—defined networking: software controlled network management

4. Demos: e.g., YouTube

For further information Please contact Stefan Schmid ([email protected]). This poster as well as more information on this and related projects can be obtained at website: http://www.net.t-labs.tu-berlin.de/~stefan/

Telekom Innovation Laboratories

Networking Tomorrow: Virtualized, Software-Defined, Distributed Stefan Schmid et al.

Vision: CloudNets as flexibly specifiable, service-specific and adaptive virtual networks connecting heterogeneous resources.

Use cases: flexible resource allocation, migration, elastic computing

Challenges:

Independent Economic Players

Specification

Optimization

Concurrency and multi-authorship:

Challenge: how to get there? Which parts to upgrade first?

Example: One SDN switch enough for SDN abstraction, but more needed for flexible control.

Distributed control of virtualized networks:

Approximation and verification easier than computation!

Use Cases: traffic engineering, QoS, network management, …