The Analysis of Calculation in SDN Service Deployment

Xiao Tian Tang; Ming Gao; Wei Ming Wang; Li Gang Dong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.687-691.2938

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The Analysis of Calculation in SDN Service Deployment

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SDN is the current hot research topic in the network area. It becomes high-profile because of being considered as the direction of next-generation network. Service deployment is the core content of northbound interface and the focus for researchers in SDN. So far, there are still rare successful SDN application cases, the relevant researches on service deployment are even fewer. Based on the concept of service deployment, we bring up a service deployment framework in SDN, build a service deployment model, and then study the problem of price calculation during the process of service deployment and present some corresponding optimization algorithms.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 687-691)

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Xiao Tian Tang*, Ming Gao, Wei Ming Wang, Li Gang Dong

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Price Calculation, SDN, Service Deployment

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