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cs.NI2019★ 1 cited

MACS: Deep Reinforcement Learning based SDN Controller Synchronization Policy Design

Ziyao Zhang, Liang Ma, Konstantinos Poularakis +3

In distributed software-defined networks (SDN), multiple physical SDN controllers, each managing a network domain, are implemented to balance centralised control, scalability, and…

cs.IT2019★ 39 cited

Energy-Efficient Radio Resource Allocation for Federated Edge Learning

Qunsong Zeng, Yuqing Du, Kin K. Leung +1

Edge machine learning involves the development of learning algorithms at the network edge to leverage massive distributed data and computation resources. Among others, the framewor…

cs.MA2019

A Game-Theoretic Framework for Resource Sharing in Clouds

Faheem Zafari, Kin K. Leung, Don Towsley +2

Providing resources to different users or applications is fundamental to cloud computing. This is a challenging problem as a cloud service provider may have insufficient resources…

cs.DC2019

Online Collection and Forecasting of Resource Utilization in Large-Scale Distributed Systems

Tiffany Tuor, Shiqiang Wang, Kin K. Leung +1

Large-scale distributed computing systems often contain thousands of distributed nodes (machines). Monitoring the conditions of these nodes is important for system management purpo…

cs.NI2019

Learning the Optimal Synchronization Rates in Distributed SDN Control Architectures

Konstantinos Poularakis, Qiaofeng Qin, Liang Ma +3

Since the early development of Software-Defined Network (SDN) technology, researchers have been concerned with the idea of physical distribution of the control plane to address sca…

cs.PF2019

Resource Allocation in One-dimensional Distributed Service Networks

Nitish K. Panigrahy, Prithwish Basu, Philippe Nain +4

We consider assignment policies that allocate resources to users, where both resources and users are located on a one-dimensional line. First, we consider unidirectional assignment…