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An efficient SDN load balancing scheme based on variance analysis for massive mobile usersZhong et al., 2015
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- Zhong H
- Lin Q
- Cui J
- Shi R
- Liu L
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- Mobile Information Systems
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In a traditional network, server load balancing is used to satisfy the demand for high data volumes. The technique requires large capital investment while offering poor scalability and flexibility, which difficultly supports highly dynamic workload demands from massive mobile …
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