Managing (..) networking flows using Erlang
summary
Implements an Erlang PCEP client and server that controls FRRouting instances over an emulated network, using netgen virtual topology and ISIS segment routing; demo sets up an ICMP flow, then migrates request and reply paths separately to different label stacks to show live traffic engineering. Part of Teraflow research aiming to support a tera of concurrent flows; two reference controllers are planned (container microservices and Erlang/OTP) and most work is open source.
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chapters (7)
- 0:0000:33 - Introduction
- 0:3403:15 - Software Defined Networking
- 3:1610:59 - Traffic Engineering
- 11:0023:33 - Ok, but Let Me See a Demo
- 23:3427:21 - Research Group - Teraflow
- 27:2228:26 - This is All Good, but What About Erlang??
- 28:2739:19 - Fireside Chat with Peer Stritzinger
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