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On the design of scalable, self-configuring virtual networks
2009
Proceedings of the Conference on High Performance Computing Networking, Storage and Analysis - SC '09
Virtual networks (VNs) provide methods that simplify resource management, deal with connectivity constraints, and support legacy applications in distributed systems, by enabling global addressability of VN-connected machines through either a common layer 2 Ethernet or a NAT-free layer 3 IP network. This paper presents a novel VN design that supports dynamic, seamless addition of new resources with emphasis on scalability in a unified private IP address space. Key features of this system are:
doi:10.1145/1654059.1654073
dblp:conf/sc/WolinskyLJVF09
fatcat:4bwt5hqn75fkhdw6eo23ybs6ge