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    CDLB: A Cross-Domain Load Balancing Mechanism for Software Defined Networks in Cloud Data Center

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    Currently, cross-domain load balancing is one of the core issues for software defined networks (SDN) in cloud data centre, which can optimise resource allocation. In this paper, we propose a cross-domain load balancing mechanism, CDLB, based on Extensive Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) for SDN in cloud data centre. Different from poll method, XMPP based push model is introduced in the proposed scheme, which can avoid wasting network and computing resources in large-scale distributed network environment. The proposed scheme enables all the controllers in the flat distributed control plane to share the same consistent global-view network information in real time through XMPP and XMPP publish/subscribe extension. Thus, the problem of non-real time information synchronisation can be resolved and cross-domain load balancing can be realised. The simulations show the efficiency of the proposed scheme

    Towards an automated framework to instantiate virtual networks in OpenFlow-based infrastructures

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    The explosion of cloud applications and data-centres technologies has recently renewed the interest of both academic and industrial research community on network virtualisation techniques. The increasing availability of programmable network devices and the pervasive adoption of a software-defined networking approach in all segments of the network are paving the way toward novel virtualisation approaches which aim at improving network management operations while guaranteeing a better utilisation of resources especially when compared to traditional overlay-based techniques widely used in data-centre settings. In this paper, the experience gained by the authors in the development and deployment of an innovative network virtualisation framework on an OpenFlow-based programmable experimental facility is provided and discussed in detail. Despite its specific application to a Future Internet testbed scenario, the proposed architecture is a first step toward a completely automatic management of virtual networks in OpenFlow-based software-defined networks
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