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摘要
网络功能虚拟化(Network function virtualization, NFV)给网络业务带来了极大的成本降低和操作灵活性,用户的业务请求由软件在普通的现成服务器上完成,而不是由专用的专有硬件中间件来完成。那么,由于软件易出错的特性,如何保证这些服务的可用性就随之而来了。资源冗余被认为是一种有效的方法。此外,软件的资源编排比物理机器的资源编排更灵活。因此,如何设计一种资源高效的解决方案来保证NFV环境下网络业务的可用性一直是学术界和业界关注的焦点。在NFV中,网络业务通常由业务功能链(SFC)完成,一个SFC由多个虚拟网络功能(VNF)按顺序组成。本文研究了考虑用户SFC请求(SFCr)的可用性感知VNF部署问题。为了提高资源利用率,提出了一种利用共享冗余(JDBSR)的联合部署和备份方案。通过全面的仿真,结果表明我们的解决方案比基准测试有很大的优势。
Availability Aware VNF Deployment in Datacenter Through Shared Redundancy
Network function virtualization (NFV) has brought great cost reducing and operation flexibility to network services, in which users' service requests are accomplished by softwares on the common-off-shelf servers rather than dedicated proprietary hardware middleboxes. Then how to guarantee the availability of these services is coming correspondingly owing to the error prone nature of softwares. Resource redundancy has been seen as an efficient way. Moreover, the resource orchestration of softwares is more flexible than that of physical machines. Therefore, how to design a resource efficient solution to assure the availability of network services in NFV environment has been attracting attentions in academics and industries. Network services are usually finished by service function chains (SFC) in NFV, and an SFC is composed by several virtual network functions (VNF) in order. In this paper, we study the availability aware VNF deployment problem considering users' SFC requests (SFCr). To improve the resource efficiency, a Joint Deployment and Backup scheme taking advantage of Shared Redundancy (JDBSR) is proposed. Through the thorough simulations, the results show that our solution has a great advantage over the benchmarks.