On the Usability of OpenFlow in Data Center Environments
R. Pries, M. Jarschel, and S. Goll. Workshop on Clouds, Networks and Data Centers collocated with the IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC 2012), Ottawa, Canada, (June 2012)
Abstract
Since its introduction OpenFlow has been used as an enabler for network experiments in a variety of fields. Although OpenFlow was initially only used in the research domain, the concept is now finding its way into data centers due to the relatively cheap hardware and high flexibility. In this paper, we take a look at the scalability and usability of OpenFlow in data centers. Based on data center traffic models and OpenFlow measurements, we evaluate whether OpenFlow is able to cope with the short flow inter-arrival times in data centers by means of simulation.
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%A Pries, Rastin
%A Jarschel, Michael
%A Goll, Sebastian
%B Workshop on Clouds, Networks and Data Centers collocated with the IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC 2012)
%C Ottawa, Canada
%D 2012
%K myown openflow
%T On the Usability of OpenFlow in Data Center Environments
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title = {On the Usability of OpenFlow in Data Center Environments},
year = 2012
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