Implementation of new broker based on the eTOM framework for dynamic supply of resources during the composition of virtual networks
Errais Mohammed, Abderrahim Sekkaki · 2017
Virtual networks are considered as a new concept that has emerged to support the emergence of the architecture of the Internet. A concept which leads to deploy several logical networks on the same physical medium. To do this, a new business model has emerged that divides the operator into several actors. This diversity of later poses major problems when creating virtual topologies. To this end, we propose in this work a new approach for the interfacing between these different actors. This approach is based on the eTOM framework to set up a broker-oriented business processes.