Scalable Network Slicing over SR Networks
Vishnu Beeram, Tarek Saad
Abstract
Vishnu Beeram, Tarek Saad
Abstract
Multiple network slices can be realized on top of a single shared network. A router that requires forwarding of a packet that belongs to a network slice may have to decide on the forwarding action to take based on selected next-hop(s), and the forwarding treatment (e.g. scheduling and drop policy) to enforce based on the slice aggregate per-hop behavior. Segment Routing is a technology that enables the steering of packets in a network by encoding pre- established segments within the network into the packet header. This document introduces mechanisms to enable forwarding of packets over a specific network slice along a Segment Routing (SR) path.
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Multiple network slices can be realized on top of a single shared network. A router that requires forwarding of a packet that belongs to a network slice may have to decide on the forwarding action to take based on selected next-hop(s), and the forwarding treatment (e.g. scheduling and drop policy) to enforce based on the slice aggregate per-hop behavior. Segment Routing is a technology that enables the steering of packets in a network by encoding pre- established segments within the network into the packet header. This document introduces mechanisms to enable forwarding of packets over a specific network slice along a Segment Routing (SR) path.
Key concepts: Packet forwarding, Computer network, Computer science, Virtual routing and forwarding, Routing table, IP forwarding, Source routing, Link state packet