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Performance-aware orchestration of p4-based heterogeneous cloud environments

Harkous et al., 2023

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16700902566256591502
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Harkous H
Hosn B
He M
Jarschel M
Pries R
Kellerer W
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IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management

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The recent trend to deploy programmable packet processors in cloud environaxsxsments enhances the packet processing capability without losing the flexibility to adapt the functions at runtime. In particular, distributed edge clouds can have a heterogeneous programmable …
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