TRAFFIC ENGINEERING IN SOFTWARE-DEFINED NETWORKS USING BIG DATA TECHNOLOGY
Keywords:
traffic engineering, SDN, Big Data, MapReduce, traffic matrixAbstract
This article addresses the issue of traffic engineering in software-defined networks (SDN) using Big Data technology. A method using MapReduce technology to analyze and evaluate the traffic matrix (TM) is considered. This approach involves controlling the statistics of the ports of the OpenFlow (OF) switches. With this method, all traffic crossing the path between the origin point and the destination point (OD) is used to estimate the traffic matrix.
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