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SDN/NFV‐enabled performance estimation framework for SFC optimization

Yi et al., 2018

Document ID
5438079472314018233
Author
Yi B
Wang X
Huang M
Publication year
Publication venue
Transactions on Emerging Telecommunications Technologies

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Many network function virtualization management and orchestration frameworks have been proposed to offer an agile and automated service deployment with a set of virtual network function (VNF) placement and chaining algorithms. However, once the services are …
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