Omayma Belkadi, Alexandru Vulpe, Yassin Laaziz, S. Halunga
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Abstract
Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Cloud Computing are now two of the most adopted technologies, on which many organizations are working to enhance every day. For instance, SDN is particularly emerging to solve networking complexity in cloud data centers, so we see many attempts to integrate Network and Cloud Managers. In this paper, we address an integration of these two technologies, particularly a yet undiscussed combination of two popular frameworks: OpenNebula and OpenDaylight. These open source solutions are widely used for cloud management and network management, yet there are no developed modules for communication between the two. Therefore, we propose a simple way for OpenDaylight to manage OpenNebula's compute nodes, using a common component they both support: OpenvSwitch. We compared OpenNebula with the popular OpenStack cloud manager, as it is attracting more attention in both academia and industry, by evaluating some relevant time metrics and discussing the differences of the proposed technologies. Then, we deployed a test topology to conduct some traffic management techniques in this integration. Our results show that OpenNebula's deployment time as well as clean-up time is significantly lower than OpenStack, but OpenStack takes less time to the running state, besides proving the simplicity of traffic management in OpenNebula using OpenDaylight.
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The TELFOR Journal is an open access international scientific journal publishing improved and extended versions of the selected best papers initially reported at the annual TELFOR Conference (www.telfor.rs), papers invited by the Editorial Board, and papers submitted by authors themselves for publishing. All papers are subject to reviewing. The TELFOR Journal is published in the English language, with both electronic and printed versions. Being an IEEE co-supported publication, it will follow all the IEEE rules and procedures. The TELFOR Journal covers all the essential branches of modern telecommunications and information technology: Telecommunications Policy and Services, Telecommunications Networks, Radio Communications, Communications Systems, Signal Processing, Optical Communications, Applied Electromagnetics, Applied Electronics, Multimedia, Software Tools and Applications, as well as other fields related to ICT. This large spectrum of topics accounts for the rapid convergence through telecommunications of the underlying technologies towards the information and knowledge society. The Journal provides a medium for exchanging research results and technological achievements accomplished by the scientific community from academia and industry.