R. D. Corin, M. Gerola, R. Riggio, F. Pellegrini, E. Salvadori
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摘要
在本文中,我们提出了Vertigo (Virtual topology Generalization In OpenFlow networks),一个为网络虚拟化而设计的软件定义网络平台。Vertigo平台基于OpenFlow原始的网络切片系统Flow Visor,旨在覆盖所有类型的网络虚拟化:特别是,它能够在一个极端上暴露一个简单的抽象节点,并在相反的一端提供一个逻辑上完全连接的网络。在这项工作中,我们首先介绍了Vertigo系统架构及其设计选择,然后报告了在启用openflow的测试平台上部署的原型实现。实验结果表明,尽管底层物理网络出现故障和/或拥塞,Vertigo仍然可以为广泛的用例提供灵活可靠的网络虚拟化服务。
In this paper we present Vertigo (Virtual Topologies Generalization in OpenFlow networks), a Software-defined networking platform designed for network virtualization. Based on the OpenFlow original network slicing system Flow Visor, the Vertigo platform aims at covering all flavors of network virtualization: in particular, it is able to expose a simple abstract node on one extreme, and to deliver a logically fully connected network at the very opposite end. In this work, we first introduce the Vertigo system architecture and its design choices, then we report on a prototypical implementation deployed over an OpenFlow-enabled test bed. Experimental results show that Vertigo can deliver flexible and reliable network virtualization services to a wide range of use cases in spite of failure and/or congestion at the underlying physical network.