DocumentCode :
2490250
Title :
VN-SLA: A Virtual Network Specification Schema for Virtual Network Provisioning
Author :
Fajjari, Ilhem ; Ayari, Mouna ; Pujolle, Guy
Author_Institution :
LIP6 Lab., Univ. of Paris VI, Paris, France
fYear :
2010
fDate :
11-16 April 2010
Firstpage :
337
Lastpage :
342
Abstract :
In the few last years, network virtualization concept has attracted a great deal of interest from both industry and research communities as an important enabler for designing the future Internet architecture. It has emerged as a powerful way to deploy different network architectures and protocols over a shared physical infrastructure. A major challenge associated with the deployment of network virtualization in operator infrastructure is how to describe efficiently virtual resources needed for one or many virtualization services. This paper proposes a virtual resources provisioning schema (VN-SLA) that specifies virtual resources properties and associations. Besides, it regulates agreements and interactions between virtualization network actors. We give the specification model of the proposed VN-SLA schema and we illustrate it with an example.
Keywords :
Internet; protocols; Internet architecture; VN-SLA schema; network architecture; network virtualization; operator infrastructure; protocol; service level agreement; virtual network provisioning; virtual network specification schema; virtual resources association; virtual resources property; virtual resources provisioning schema; virtualization service; Computer architecture; Computer industry; Computer networks; IP networks; Laboratories; Network topology; Protocols; Resource description framework; Resource virtualization; Web and internet services; future internet; network virtualization; service level agreement;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Networks (ICN), 2010 Ninth International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Menuires
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-6083-0
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/ICN.2010.60
Filename :
5474000
Link To Document :
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