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The AtlanticWave-SDX 2.0 project demonstrated its cutting-edge platform for dynamic, policy-driven cross-domain network orchestration at the SuperComputing 2024 (SC24) Conference. This innovative system enabled seamless service provisioning across research and education (R&E) networks through its SDX Controller, which integrated with local controllers, a path computation engine, and domain managers. The demo highlighted user-friendly provisioning via multiple interfaces, including REST APIs, MEICAN, and Python-based SDXLib. Attendees witnessed capabilities like L2VPN provisioning, path reprovisioning, and integration with the FABRIC testbed, showcasing AtlanticWave-SDX\u2019s potential to enhance automation, resiliency, and efficiency in modern network environments.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The implementation of user interface integration with MEICAN and The SDXLib on Jupiter Notebook was shown, offering user-friendly configuration interfaces that provided an intuitive way to manage and monitor network services.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Attendees joined us at SC24 for the AtlanticWave-SDX 2.0 demo, where we explored the future of automation, efficient network orchestration, and simplified user control.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Title<\/strong>: AtlanticWave SDX 2.0: Dynamic Cross-Domain Network Orchestration and User-Friendly Provisioning for Major Facilities and R&E Networks<\/p>\n\n\n\n Abstract<\/strong>: The Atlantic Wave Software Defined Exchange SDX 2.0 project, NSF award #OAC-2029278, introduces a powerful platform for dynamic, policy-driven, cross-domain network orchestration and service provisioning across research and education networks. The presentation will focus on the SDX Controller, which is the central point of the AW-SDX system, coordinating with the Local Controllers (LC), the Data Model, the Path Computation Engine (PCE), and domain managers such as Kytos and OESS. The SDX Controller’s tasks include<\/p>\n\n\n\n Collecting domain topology from all Local Controllers
Assembling a global network topology
Handling user end-to-end connection requests
Computing optimal paths via the Path Computation Engine (PCE)
Distribute connection requests to the appropriate local controller<\/p>\n\n\n\n