Timing in Software-Defined and Centrally-Managed Networks

04/14/2019
by   Tal Mizrahi, et al.
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The work described in this paper explores the use of time and synchronized clocks in centrally-managed and Software Defined Networks (SDNs). One of the main goals of this work is to analyze use cases in which explicit use of time is beneficial. Both theoretical and practical aspects of timed coordination and synchronized clocks in centralized environments are analyzed. Some of the products of this work are already incorporated in the OpenFlow specification, and open source prototypes of the main components are publicly available.

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