A resource delegation framework for software defined networks

I. Baldin, Shu Huang, Rajesh Gopidi
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In this paper we address the problem of multi-domain multi-provider SDN-based networks and propose an architecture for controlling them using a collection of agents responsible for ownership and use of SDN resources. Instead of posing the problem in terms of controller coordination for the purpose of establishing connections across the network, we propose to treat it as a resource-management problem with explicit delegations of consumable resources by domains to the users of those resources. The advantage of our approach is in explicitly exposing the resource delegation abstraction. It exposes the control of network elements in different domains by different controllers and permits generalizing several existing multi-domain architectures, making the selection of which one to apply a deployment choice, rather than an architectural principle. We propose a rigorous algebraic formulation for the SDN resource delegation problem and describe the prototyping work in implementing this framework and some of its applications.
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一个用于软件定义网络的资源委派框架
在本文中,我们解决了基于SDN的多域多提供者网络的问题,并提出了一种架构,通过一组负责所有权和使用SDN资源的代理来控制它们。为了在整个网络中建立连接,我们没有提出控制器协调方面的问题,而是建议将其视为一个资源管理问题,通过域将可消耗资源明确委托给这些资源的用户。我们的方法的优点是显式地公开资源委托抽象。它公开了由不同控制器对不同域中的网络元素的控制,并允许对几种现有的多域体系结构进行一般化,使选择应用哪一种体系结构成为部署选择,而不是体系结构原则。我们为SDN资源委托问题提出了一个严格的代数公式,并描述了实现该框架的原型工作及其一些应用。
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