Acceleration mechanism for high throughput and low latency in NFV environments

M. Nascimento, Tiago Primini, Eric Baum, P. Martucci, Francisco Cabelo, Leonardo E. Mariote
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Network Function Virtualization (NFV) brings agility and flexibility delivering network services with cost efficiency to network operators. As an emerging technology, it also presents several challenges, among them, ensuring high performance for virtualized network functions, based on software implementation and running on standard IT servers, instead of custom hardware appliances. In this article, we propose an acceleration mechanism for NFV platforms that allows the network traffic to bypass the service chain offloading the network functions. This mechanism can significantly improve performance and scalability, as demonstrated by the evaluation of our NFV platform, which is presented along with the details of the architecture and the implementation. The proposed solution using the proposed acceleration mechanism provided a performance boost of a factor of 23 compared to the same NFV platform without the acceleration mechanism enabled.
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NFV环境下的高吞吐量和低延迟加速机制
网络功能虚拟化(Network Function Virtualization, NFV)为网络运营商提供高性价比的网络服务,带来了敏捷性和灵活性。作为一项新兴技术,它也提出了一些挑战,其中包括确保基于软件实现并在标准it服务器上运行的虚拟化网络功能的高性能,而不是在自定义硬件设备上运行。在本文中,我们提出了一种NFV平台的加速机制,允许网络流量绕过业务链卸载网络功能。这种机制可以显著提高性能和可伸缩性,正如我们的NFV平台的评估所证明的那样,该评估与体系结构和实现的细节一起提供。与未启用加速机制的NFV平台相比,使用加速机制的解决方案提供了23倍的性能提升。
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