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ETSO: End-To-End SFC Orchestration Framework

Marouen Mechtri, Chaima Ghribi, Oussama Soualah, Djamal Zeghlache

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Abstract

This demo presents a SFC orchestrator that provides intelligent, dynamic and automated VNFs and network deployment over heterogeneous NFV and SDN enabled Cloud environments. The proposed architecture is based on the ETSI NFV reference architecture and TOSCA standards. In this demo, reliable VNF placement and chaining is ensured using the algorithm proposed in [1] “A Link Failure Recovery Algorithm For Virtual Network Function Chaining”.

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This demo presents a SFC orchestrator that provides intelligent, dynamic and automated VNFs and network deployment over heterogeneous NFV and SDN enabled Cloud environments. The proposed architecture is based on the ETSI NFV reference architecture and TOSCA standards. In this demo, reliable VNF placement and chaining is ensured using the algorithm proposed in [1] “A Link Failure Recovery Algorithm For Virtual Network Function Chaining”.

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This demo presents a SFC orchestrator that provides intelligent, dynamic and automated VNFs and network deployment over heterogeneous NFV and SDN enabled Cloud environments. The proposed architecture is based on the ETSI NFV reference architecture and TOSCA standards. In this demo, reliable VNF placement and chaining is ensured using the algorithm proposed in [1] “A Link Failure Recovery Algorithm For Virtual Network Function Chaining”.

Key concepts: Chaining, Orchestration, Computer science, Network Functions Virtualization, End-to-end principle, Virtual network, Cloud computing, Software deployment

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