Search for dissertations about: "software-defined networking"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 22 swedish dissertations containing the words software-defined networking.
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1. Performance and Reliability in Open Router Platforms for Software-Defined Networking
Abstract : The unprecedented growth of the Internet has brought about such an enormous impact on our daily life that it is regarded as indispensable in modern era. At the same time, the underlying Internet architecture is still underpinned by principles designed several decades ago. READ MORE
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2. Traffic Management in Software-Defined Data Center Networks
Abstract : Traffic management in data centers is paramount to improving network and application performance, thereby improving the quality of service by reducing network congestion, packet loss, and latency. However, the deployment and configuration of traffic management techniques are challenging due to diverse data-center traffic characteristics, large data center topologies, and the interplay of different protocols at the routing, transport, and link layer. READ MORE
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3. 5G Backhauling with Software-defined Wireless Mesh Networks
Abstract : Current technological advances have caused an exponential growth of the number of mobile Internet-connected devices, along with their respective traffic demands. To cope with this increase of traffic demands, fifth generation (5G) network architectures will need to provide multi-gigabit capacity at the access base stations (BSs), through the deployment of ultra-dense small cells (SCs) operating with millimeter-wave (mmWave) frequencies, e. READ MORE
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4. Towards Resilient and Reconfigurable Software-defined Wireless Backhaul Networks
Abstract : The increase of mobile devices and services over the last decade has led to unprecedented mobile traffic growth. To cope with the increasing demands, fifth generation (5G) network architectures have been designed to provide the required capacity using a large number of small cells (SCs). READ MORE
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5. SDN-Enabled Resiliency, Monitoring and Control in Computer Networks
Abstract : Next generation networks aim to increase network convergence by allowing a single network architecture to serve diverse traffic types ranging from high-bandwidth video streaming to low-latency industrial automation, while meeting their respective service level requirements. Such a converged network architecture puts high requirements on flexibility, interoperability, and resilience. READ MORE