Cloud Network Management Model - A Novel Approach to Manage Cloud Traffic

Madan, Mamta; Mathur, Mohit

doi:10.5121/ijccsa.2014.4502

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“…ere have been a few related works on network management. Presently, a host of new communication networks is surfacing, and therefore, we must properly manage those [11]. A very well-managed services protocol is the SNMP protocol.…”

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Design and Implementation of Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) for Medical Colleges and Universities

Wei

Jiao

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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The current medical universities culture can reflect their professional nature, showing a strong development trend. The current socialist economy of China is rapidly developing along with cloud computing for data centers. For cultural and educational activities, virtualization and software-defined data center (SDDC) technologies are being used. The most widely used open-source virtualization technologies are SDDC and virtualization. Users may utilize OpenStack to establish private cloud computing environments. The separate control and forwarding architecture of SDDC also make it naturally suitable for the data center’s network environment. Ryu controller has become one of the most widely used SDDC controllers because of its lightweight, high efficiency, and modularity features. Due to the large variety of network operations required by the SDDC, appropriate management and control function modules must be developed on Ryu when it is used as the controller. This study investigates the construction of campus culture at medical colleges and universities using SDDC. Our main objective is to improve the efficiency of data construction in medical colleges and universities and creating a positive cultural environment. On the one hand, the addition of functional modules makes the management of the controller itself easier. Ryu lacks an intuitive interactive platform. Although OpenStack provides an interactive interface, it cannot meet the integration requirements of Ryu. The unified control and school scheduling system have some research and application potential. The experimental results show that our proposed approach of designing an SDDC for medical colleges and universities has a significant impact and has vast potential for future studies.

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Design and Implementation of Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) for Medical Colleges and Universities

Wei

Jiao

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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“…The approach was deployed in virtual networks and services and claimed that SDNMP works well in practice. In [13], a SNMP based model CNMM has been developed for cloud networks. The proposed model provides a solution to manage the growing traffic in the cloud and improve communication of manager and agents as in…”

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A Dynamic Approach to MIB Polling for Software Defined Monitoring

Biswas¹,

Abu-Tair²,

Morrow³

et al. 2017

JCC

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Technology trends such as Software-Defined Networking (SDN) are transforming networking services in terms of flexibility and faster deployment times. SDN separates the control plane from the data plane with its centralised architecture compared with the distributed approach used in other management systems. However, management systems are still required to adapt the new emerging SDN-like technologies to address various security and complex management issues. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is the most widespread management protocol implemented in a traditional Network Management System (NMS) but has some limitations with the development of SDNlike services. Hence, many studies have been undertaken to merge the SDN-like services with traditional network management systems. Results show that merging SDN with traditional NMS systems not only increases the average Management Information Base (MIB) polling time but also creates additional overheads on the network. Therefore, this paper proposes a dynamic scheme for MIB polling using an additional MIB controller agent within the SDN controller. Our results show that using the proposed scheme, the average polling time can be significantly reduced (i.e., faster polling of the MIB information) and also requires very low overhead because of the small sized OpenFlow messages used during polling.

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