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SDN-managed provisioning of named computing services in edge infrastructures

Amadeo et al., 2019

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140531250814896839
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Amadeo M
Campolo C
Ruggeri G
Molinaro A
Iera A
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IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management

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Pushed by the challenging demands of fifth generation (5G) use cases and the recent advancements in virtualization technologies, edge network devices are rapidly evolving from simple forwarders to softwarized infrastructures augmented with computing and storage …
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