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A Network Calculus Model for SFC Realization and Traffic Bounds Estimation in Data Centers

Sharma et al., 2024

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12975933674063226028
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Sharma S
Jukan A
Malik A
Gumaste A
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ACM Transactions on Internet Technology

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Network Function Virtualization (NFV) is a promising technology that can transform how internet service providers deliver their services. However, recent studies have identified several challenges in adopting NFV. Two key challenges are central to the operation and …
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