Modern Software Defined Networking (SDN) appli- cations rely on sophisticated packet processing. However, there is a mismatch between control plane requirements and data plane capabilities caused by increasing hardware heterogeneity. To overcome this challenge, we propose TableVisor, a proxy-layer for the OpenFlow control channel that enables the flexible and scalable abstraction of multiple physical devices into one emu- lated data plane switch that meets the requirements of the control plane application. TableVisor registers with the SDN controller as a single switch with use-case specific capabilities. It translates the instructions and rules from the control application towards the appropriate physical device where they are executed. In this paper, we present the updated architecture and functionality of TableVisor as well as first evaluation results based on testbed experiments.
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%1 info3-inproceedings-2017-4
%A Geissler, Stefan
%A Gebert, Steffen
%A Herrnleben, Stefan
%A Zinner, Thomas
%A Bauer, Robert
%A Jarschel, Michael
%B NetSoft 2017, Best Student Paper Award
%D 2017
%K myown sendate sendate-planets ngn
%T TableVisor 2.0: Towards Full-Featured, Scalable and Hardware-Independent Multi Table Processing
%X Modern Software Defined Networking (SDN) appli- cations rely on sophisticated packet processing. However, there is a mismatch between control plane requirements and data plane capabilities caused by increasing hardware heterogeneity. To overcome this challenge, we propose TableVisor, a proxy-layer for the OpenFlow control channel that enables the flexible and scalable abstraction of multiple physical devices into one emu- lated data plane switch that meets the requirements of the control plane application. TableVisor registers with the SDN controller as a single switch with use-case specific capabilities. It translates the instructions and rules from the control application towards the appropriate physical device where they are executed. In this paper, we present the updated architecture and functionality of TableVisor as well as first evaluation results based on testbed experiments.
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abstract = {Modern Software Defined Networking (SDN) appli- cations rely on sophisticated packet processing. However, there is a mismatch between control plane requirements and data plane capabilities caused by increasing hardware heterogeneity. To overcome this challenge, we propose TableVisor, a proxy-layer for the OpenFlow control channel that enables the flexible and scalable abstraction of multiple physical devices into one emu- lated data plane switch that meets the requirements of the control plane application. TableVisor registers with the SDN controller as a single switch with use-case specific capabilities. It translates the instructions and rules from the control application towards the appropriate physical device where they are executed. In this paper, we present the updated architecture and functionality of TableVisor as well as first evaluation results based on testbed experiments.},
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author = {Geissler, Stefan and Gebert, Steffen and Herrnleben, Stefan and Zinner, Thomas and Bauer, Robert and Jarschel, Michael},
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booktitle = {NetSoft 2017, Best Student Paper Award},
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timestamp = {2022-03-14T00:14:11.000+0100},
title = {TableVisor 2.0: Towards Full-Featured, Scalable and Hardware-Independent Multi Table Processing},
year = 2017
}