Heena Nagda
ABSTRACT
There are a wealth of good-quality open-source tools for teaching, learning about, and experimenting with P4-based SDN. But this tooling and its mode of distribution is geared towards usage at the level of "nuts and bolts", requiring effort to setup even for casual or inexperienced users, and does not give "big picture" insight into the network as the system executes. Our poster describes FDP, a portable platform that builds on existing tooling to enable end-to-end experimentation and zero-effort in-browser interactive visualization, which we envision can benefit teaching of P4-based SDN and research demonstration.
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- FDP: a teaching and demo platform for SDN
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