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Através do conceito de fatiamento de rede, uma única infraestrutura de rede física pode ser dividida em vários Network Slices (NS) logicamente independentes, cada um dos quais é personalizado para as necessidades de seu respectivo usuário individual ou vertical industrial. No sistema além do 5G (B5G), essa personalização pode ser feita para muitos serviços direcionados, incluindo, entre outros, casos de uso 5G e além do 5G. As fatias de rede devem ser otimizadas e personalizadas para criar um ambiente adequado para serviços industriais e verticais direcionados. Este artigo propõe uma nova estrutura de Qualidade de Serviço (QoS) que otimiza e customiza as fatias de rede para garantir o acordo de nível de serviço (SLA) em termos de confiabilidade ponta a ponta, atraso e comunicação de largura de banda. A estrutura proposta faz uso de tecnologias de software de rede, incluindo redes definidas por software (SDN) e virtualização de funções de rede (NFV), para preservar o SLA e garantir elasticidade no gerenciamento do NS. Este artigo também modela matematicamente a rede ponta a ponta considerando três partes: rede de acesso de rádio (RAN), rede de transporte (TN) e rede central (CN). A rede é modelada de forma abstrata com base nessas três partes. Por fim, desenvolvemos um protótipo de sistema para implementar esses algoritmos utilizando o sistema operacional de rede aberta (ONOS) como controlador SDN. As simulações são realizadas usando o simulador Mininet. Os resultados mostram que nossa estrutura de QoS e os algoritmos de alocação de recursos propostos podem efetivamente agendar recursos de rede para vários tipos de NS e fornecer serviços de QoS E2E confiáveis aos usuários finais.
Zhaogang SHU
Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University
Tarik TALEB
The University of Oulu
Jaeseung SONG
Sejong University
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Zhaogang SHU, Tarik TALEB, Jaeseung SONG, "Resource Allocation Modeling for Fine-Granular Network Slicing in Beyond 5G Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E105-B, no. 4, pp. 349-363, April 2022, doi: 10.1587/transcom.2021WWI0002.
Abstract: Through the concept of network slicing, a single physical network infrastructure can be split into multiple logically-independent Network Slices (NS), each of which is customized for the needs of its respective individual user or industrial vertical. In the beyond 5G (B5G) system, this customization can be done for many targeted services, including, but not limited to, 5G use cases and beyond 5G. The network slices should be optimized and customized to stitch a suitable environment for targeted industrial services and verticals. This paper proposes a novel Quality of Service (QoS) framework that optimizes and customizes the network slices to ensure the service level agreement (SLA) in terms of end-to-end reliability, delay, and bandwidth communication. The proposed framework makes use of network softwarization technologies, including software-defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV), to preserve the SLA and ensure elasticity in managing the NS. This paper also mathematically models the end-to-end network by considering three parts: radio access network (RAN), transport network (TN), and core network (CN). The network is modeled in an abstract manner based on these three parts. Finally, we develop a prototype system to implement these algorithms using the open network operating system (ONOS) as a SDN controller. Simulations are conducted using the Mininet simulator. The results show that our QoS framework and the proposed resource allocation algorithms can effectively schedule network resources for various NS types and provide reliable E2E QoS services to end-users.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/transcom.2021WWI0002/_p
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