An Open NFV Architectural Framework for Virality Based Content Caching
draft-krishnan-nfvrg-open-nfv-virality-00
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Authors | Ramki Krishnan , Dilip Krishnaswamy, Diego Lopez , Peter Willis , Asif Qamar | ||
Last updated | 2015-01-22 (Latest revision 2014-07-21) | ||
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Abstract
One of the key goals of Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) is achieving energy efficiency through workload consolidation. A good example for maximizing energy savings is the Virtualization of Content Delivery Networks (vCDNs) NFV use case where the video streaming workloads exhibit significant difference between prime- time and non-prime-time usage of the infrastructure. This draft examines the practical challenges in maximizing energy efficiency for vCDN workloads. This draft proposes an open NFV architectural framework for conveying content virality information from Cloud applications such as YouTube, Twitter and mechanisms for leveraging it to maximize the energy efficiency for vCDN workloads.
Authors
Ramki Krishnan
Dilip Krishnaswamy
Diego Lopez
Peter Willis
Asif Qamar
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