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OpenStack service function chaining interface

Authors: Car, Mario;

OpenStack service function chaining interface

Abstract

O OpenStack é uma plataforma livre e open-source de cloud computing. É visto como uma importante tecnologia no futuro das telecomunicações. O OpenStack facilita a criação de ambientes de virtualização e é visto como uma grande tecnologia para o desenvolvimento da virtualização de funções de rede (NFV). Atualmente, a fundacão OpenStack está a desenvolver os casos de uso e o código para a virtualização funções de serviço, mas os aspectos das camadas mais elevadas de gestão não estão a ser considerados. Esta dissertação vai enfrentar este desafio, e vai trabalhar na criação de uma interface para um uso simples do NFV, permitindo que o operador de rede construa serviços por concatenação de elementos gráficos. As interfaces de programação de aplicações que estão actualmente a ser desenvolvidas serão analisadas e uma interface web simples para explorar potencialidades das mesmas será criada.

OpenStack is a free and open-source cloud computing software platform. It is seen as a major technology enabler for the future of telecommunications. OpenStack eases the creation of virtualization environments, and is seen as a major technology for the development of network function virtualization (NFV). Currently, OpenStack is developing the use cases and the code for service function virtualization, but the higher layer management aspects are not being considered. This dissertation will address this challenge, and will work on the creation of an interface for a simple usage of the NFV functions, enabling the network manager to build services by concatenation of graphical elements. The Application Programming Interfaces that are currently being developed will be analyzed and a simple web interface to explore theirs potentialities will be created.

Mestrado em Engenharia Eletrónica e Telecomunicações

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Portugal
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Keywords

NFV, OpenStack, SFC, Horizon, GUI, Cloud computing, Network virtualization, Neutron

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