Performance Implications of Problem Decomposition Approaches for SDN Pipelines
Performance Implications of Problem Decomposition Approaches for SDN Pipelines
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10.1109/globecom42002.2020.9322392
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2020-12
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William Brockelsby;R. Dutta
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作者:
William Brockelsby;R. Dutta
Software defined networking (SDN) allows organizations to modify networks programmatically to implement custom forwarding behavior and to react to changing conditions. While there are many approaches available to implement SDN those that leverage forwarding table abstractions such as OpenFlow and P4 require developers to decompose problems into one or more tables associated with a definable pipeline. This paper explores tradeoffs between table depth and pipeline length associated with different problem decomposition options by analyzing the performance impact on hardware and software data planes including software data planes leveraging hardware acceleration through the use of SmartNICs.