January 13, 2020

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SDN Practice for Cloud Overlay Network: From Infrastructure to Products

SDN Practice for Cloud Overlay Network: From Infrastructure to Products

With the development of cloud computing, cloud service providers build more and more services such as cloud virtual machine and database on top of overlay networks. Compared with running the services …
Talk Title SDN Practice for Cloud Overlay Network: From Infrastructure to Products
Speakers Gang Cheng (Director of Advanced Network Technology, Alibaba Inc.)
Conference Open Networking Summit North America
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Location Los Angeles, CA, USA
Date Mar 26-30, 2018
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With the development of cloud computing, cloud service providers build more and more services such as cloud virtual machine and database on top of overlay networks. Compared with running the services directly on the physical network, doing so can easily obtain the advantages such as flexibility, security, easiness for migration, and elasticity, etc.In this presentation, we will introduce the practice of building one of the world’s largest SDN networks. In addition, we will also share our experience and vision of leveraging the latest SDN technologies and concepts in creating and optimizing cloud network solutions. E.g. Building scalable and easy-to-operate network solutions with SDN.

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