PPT-SDN Lecture 2 Layer I: Infrastructure

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Layer II Southbound Interfaces IV SOFTWAREDEFINED NETWORKS BOTTOMUP An SDN architecture can be represented as a composition of different layers as shown in Figure

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Layer II Southbound Interfaces IV SOFTWAREDEFINED NETWORKS BOTTOMUP An SDN architecture can be represented as a composition of different layers as shown in Figure 6 b Each layer has its own specific functions While some of them are always present in an SDN deployment such as the southbound API network operating systems northbound API and network applications others may be present only in particular deployments such as hypervisor or languagebased virtualization . brPage 1br DataLink Layer 1 DataLink Layer 2 DataLink Layer 3 DataLink Layer 4 DataLink Layer 5 DataLink Layer 6 brPage 2br DataLink Layer 7 DataLink Layer 8 DataLink Layer 9 DataLink Laye CSG. Winter 2015 – 01/14/15 – First Session. Part 1 - Planning. Definitions. Infrastructure Considerations. Use Cases. Service Delivery / Management . Considerations. User Engagement. Part 2 – Rollout Strategies: Benefits & Gotchas. Here. . Tom Williams, . twilliam@hp.com. SDN / DC Strategy & Execution. HP Networking. Mobility is changing everything . © Copyright 2013 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.. Colin Dixon. Technical Steering Committee Chair, . OpenDaylight. Principal . Engineer, . Brocade. Some content from: David Meyer, . Neela. . Jaques. , . Kevin Woods, and others. Outline. What I know a lot about. Aaron . Gember. . Aditya. . Akella. University of Wisconsin-Madison. 1. Wisconsin . Testbed. ; Design Considerations. Development Progress. High-level design. Problems encountered. Lessons learned. CSG. Winter 2015 – 01/14/15 – First Session. Part 1 - Planning. Definitions. Infrastructure Considerations. Use Cases. Service Delivery / Management . Considerations. User Engagement. Part 2 – Rollout Strategies: Benefits & Gotchas. Cloud Network Services. Mohammad . Banikazemi. , David . Olshefski. , . Anees. . Shaikh. , John Tracey, and . Guohui. Wang. ,. IBM T. J. Watson Research . Center. IEEE Communications Magazine 2013. Ruolin Fan. ∗. , Li Wei. †. Pengyuan Du*, . Ciarán Mc . Goldrick. ♠. . and Mario Gerla. ∗. * . University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, . USA. † Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI, USA. NOSes. Peering. Pingping. Lin, Jun . Bi, . Hongyu. . Hu. Tsinghua. University. 2013.7.30. Software defined networking (SDN) decouples the vertical and tightly coupled network architecture, and opens up the control plane and the associated protocol. . Way to carry out SDN related work. 2016/4/25. 2. VPN. Security. NAT. TE. QoS. ……. Basic/Atomic SDN services. Orchestration Functionalities. Customized “Complex” Services, Service Catalog. Parental Control Internet Service. Exploring OpenDaylight Matt Younkins younkinsm @ou.edu SDN, NFV and OpenDaylight 2 Open, Programmable APIs Virtualization and Abstraction Layer New Revenue Lower Cost SDN NFV Orchestration, Automation and MANO Guru Parulkar. parulkar@stanford.edu. http://onrc.net/. 1. Nick . McKeown. , Guido . Appenzeller. , Nick . Bastin. , David Erickson, Glen Gibb, Nikhil . Handigol. , Brandon Heller, TY Huang, . Peyman. 3 123 The SDN DIN Rail power supplies provide industry leading performance. Sag Immunity, transient suppression and noise tolerant, the SDN series ensures compatibility in demanding applications. Powe overview. Presented by:. Yaakov (J) Stein. Yaakov_S@rad.com. Why SDN and NFV ?. Before explaining . what. SDN and NFV are. . we need to explain . why. SDN and NFV are. Its all started with two related trends ....

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