Document Type
Event
Start Date
23-4-2023 5:00 PM
Description
Virtual networks have emerged as a promising solution for creating customized network topologies that can meet the specific needs of different cloud environments. In this project, we present a comparative study of three different virtual network architectures for cloud computing environments. We compare these architectures based on a set of criteria, including performance, scalability, flexibility, and security. Our evaluation shows that all three virtual network architectures have their advantages and disadvantages. The choice of virtual network architecture depends on the specific needs and requirements of the cloud environment. Our evaluation provides insights into the trade-offs between different virtual network architectures and can inform the design and implementation of virtual networks for cloud computing environments
GC-367 A Comparative Study of Virtual Network Architectures for Cloud Computing Environments
Virtual networks have emerged as a promising solution for creating customized network topologies that can meet the specific needs of different cloud environments. In this project, we present a comparative study of three different virtual network architectures for cloud computing environments. We compare these architectures based on a set of criteria, including performance, scalability, flexibility, and security. Our evaluation shows that all three virtual network architectures have their advantages and disadvantages. The choice of virtual network architecture depends on the specific needs and requirements of the cloud environment. Our evaluation provides insights into the trade-offs between different virtual network architectures and can inform the design and implementation of virtual networks for cloud computing environments