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Modular SDN Programming with Pyretic

Author(s): 

Joshua Reich, Christopher Monsanto, Nate Foster, Jennifer Rexford, and David Walker

Software-Defined Networking (SDN) enables innovation in network management by giving a programmable controller direct control over the underlying switches through an open, standard API, like OpenFlow. However, existing SDN controllers offer programmers a low-level programming interface akin to assembly language. In this article, we present Pyretic, a programming platform that raises the level of abstraction and enables the creation of modular software, allowing programmers to create sophisticated SDN applications.

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PROGRAMMING
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October 2013, Volume 38, Number 5
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