Sentence examples for forwarding infrastructure from inspiring English sources

An SDN-based network is realized by allowing network hardware elements (e.g., switches) to be programmed and controlled through a standardized interface such as OpenFlow [143] and by employing a network controller to make control decisions on the operations of the data forwarding infrastructure.

We have implemented the algorithms using i3 as the forwarding infrastructure.

Our architecture consists of three entities: (a) a forwarding infrastructure that enables end-hosts to setup routes, (b) Routing Service (ROSE) providers that compute routes (conforming to application requirements) based on network information that the infrastructure provides, and (c) end-hosts that setup the routes, obtained by querying ROSE, in the infrastructure.

A centralized control plane is a networking paradigm that abstracts and centralizes the control information of the network from the underlying distributed data-forwarding infrastructure.

Architecture with a tightly integrated management platform and traffic-forwarding infrastructure allows a network capable of making decisions on individual traffic flows based on SLA contracts and network profile parameters.

Companies will receive assistance from measures aimed at easing access to credit and from government plans to bring forward infrastructure investments.

We need a recovery that's built to last, so we must also bring forward infrastructure investment now to build thousands of affordable homes.

We should also bring forward infrastructure investment including building thousands of affordable homes and establish a British investment bank to boost lending to small businesses.

When the economy was floundering after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, Alastair Darling cut VAT and brought forward infrastructure projects to raise demand.

We have proposed bringing forward infrastructure investment and have called on the government to repeat the bankers bonus tax to fund tens of thousands of affordable homes.

"We have urged ministers to bring forward infrastructure investment and build thousands more homes, but they have refused to listen," said Rachel Reeves, the shadow chief secretary.