List of Figures
- Figure 2.1 Cloud computing architecture.
- Figure 2.2 Virtual machine architectures.
- Figure 2.3 Docker container architectures.
- Figure 2.4 VPN illustration.
- Figure 2.5 Switch-based SDN virtualization.
- Figure 2.6 Host-based SDN virtualization.
- Figure 3.1 NFV architecture in cloud computing stacks.
- Figure 3.2 ETSI NFV reference architecture.
- Figure 3.3 OPNFV architecture.
- Figure 3.4 VNF performance characterization.
- Figure 3.5 NF model overview.
- Figure 3.6 Load balancer code and a slice (bold and bold italics).
- Figure 3.7 Model.
- Figure 3.8 Source-code-based NF modeling method. (a) Step 1: slice program; (b) Step 2: execution paths; (c) Step 3: fill in model; (d) Step 4: Models of LB(hash) and cache.
- Figure 3.9 Black box NF modeling method.
- Figure 3.10 VNF placement system overview.
- Figure 4.1 SDN architecture.
- Figure 4.2 SDN components and examples.
- Figure 4.3 SDN comparison.
- Figure 4.4 Inter-data center WAN: a use case of SDN.
- Figure 4.5 SDN controller overview.
- Figure 4.6 Example of SDN NIB.
- Figure 4.7 OpenFlow overview.
- Figure 4.8 Adaptive SDN anomaly detection framework.
- Figure 4.9 Conditional SDN measurement overview.
- Figure 4.10 SDN checkpoint system.
- Figure 4.11 Example of controller and switch connection.
- Figure 4.12 Example of Internet2 network protection.
- Figure 4.13 Example of Fat-tree network protection.
- Figure 4.14 Protection against link and node failures.
- Figure 4.15 SENSS architecture.
- Figure 4.16 SdnTE network architecture.
- Figure 5.1 5G architecture. ...
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