Distributed search for ordered VNFs configuring service chaining based on in-network guidance
Oda Yutaro, Yosuke Tanigawa, Hideki Tode
Abstract
Oda Yutaro, Yosuke Tanigawa, Hideki Tode
Abstract
In recent years, network function visualization (NFV), which attempts to provide services flexibly by virtualizing network functions on a general-purpose server, has attracted attention. Here, Service Chaining, which dynamically connects each network function (virtual network function: VNF), is critical. However, as it is difficult to select the optimum VNF, in a decentralized manner, especially the distances between the VNFs tend to increase, leading to larger communication and processing delays. Therefore, in this paper, we propose a distributed search method for ordered VNFs to suppress delays while considering the control server load, with an in-network guidance technology for query messages.
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In recent years, network function visualization (NFV), which attempts to provide services flexibly by virtualizing network functions on a general-purpose server, has attracted attention. Here, Service Chaining, which dynamically connects each network function (virtual network function: VNF), is critical. However, as it is difficult to select the optimum VNF, in a decentralized manner, especially the distances between the VNFs tend to increase, leading to larger communication and processing delays. Therefore, in this paper, we propose a distributed search method for ordered VNFs to suppress delays while considering the control server load, with an in-network guidance technology for query messages.
Key concepts: Chaining, Computer science, Virtual network, Service (business), Forward chaining, Distributed computing, Computer network, Server