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A brief study of software defined networking for cloud computing

Sahba, 2018

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3971351677827232407
Author
Sahba R
Publication year
Publication venue
2018 World Automation Congress (WAC)

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The latest revolution in the field of networking is software defined networking (SDN). It is the key to set up virtual networks using current hardware infrastructure and program it to define a flexible network in a short time and with a low cost. The control and data planes are …
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