Object oriented Network Function Virtualization
summary
Claims an object‑oriented VNF model that treats tenants as classes, enabling OpenStack + SDN controller to instantiate, inherit and compose VNFs on demand. The team builds a Self‑Organized Cloud with a scheduler, monitor, and an NFC manager that creates service instances (example: pinger instance tied into tenant switch/controller), patches Neutron for tenant‑union, detects inheritance conflicts at service registration, reports no measurable performance penalty, and plans to open‑source the core and EMS.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Virtualization evolution
- 6:59SDN and network functions
- 9:10Network Functions Virtualization
- 12:22Cloud platform as a service
- 16:17Object-oriented approach
- 22:38Virtual function chains
- 28:07Q&A
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