Quality of Service in Software Defined Networking
Software Defined Networking (SDN) promises to provide a powerful way to introduce Quality of Service (QoS) concepts in today’s communication networks.SDN programmatically modifies the functionality and behavior of network devices using single high level program. Software Defined Networking (SDN) instantiation OpenFlow has been designed according to these properties. The realization of Quality of Service (QoS) concepts becomes possible in a flexible and dynamic manner with SDN. This paper focuses on the existing architectures parameter such as response time, switch capacity and bandwidth isolation that is calculated here. Although concepts of QoS are well researched, they were not realized in communication networks due to high implementation complexity and realization costs. OpenFlow as the best-known SDN standard so far defines a standard protocol for network control. These observations of switch variety may provide SDN application developer’s insights when realizing QoS concepts in an SDN-based network.
