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CHISEL: An optical slice of the wide-area network

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name:Yawei Yin
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CHISEL dynamically carves optical slices across a cloud WAN, implemented as a MILP-based allocator that maps slice requests to contiguous spectrum and modulation formats; an empirical study finds 75% of optical spectrum on 75% of fiber spans unused. The system provisions hundreds of terabit-scale slices, provisioning in <30s within 2% of optimal, reduces hardware conversions and uses 3.3X fewer router ports, and programs commercial and ISP gear with no disruption and 10X faster hardware setup.

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  1. 0:00CHISEL introduction
  2. 2:325G end-to-end slicing problem
  3. 4:39Optical slicing vs traffic engineering
  4. 6:25RTT stability results
  5. 8:08Free spectrum leveraging
  6. 10:16Optical slicing algorithm
  7. 12:48Slice allocation evaluation
  8. 14:39Fragmentation handling
  9. 15:45Hardware implementation
  10. 17:11Conclusion and open-source
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