Demonstration of a low latency bandwidth allocation mechanism for mission critical applications in virtual PONs with P4 programmable hardware
D. R. Mafioletti, F. Slyne, R. Giller, M. OHanlon, D. Coyle, B. Ryan, and M. Ruffini

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates a real-time, low-latency bandwidth allocation mechanism for virtual PONs, combining P4 programmable hardware and software-based virtual DBA to optimize for mission-critical applications.
Contribution
It introduces a novel hybrid P4-based and software virtual DBA mechanism specifically designed for low latency in virtual PON environments.
Findings
Achieved reduced latency in bandwidth allocation
Demonstrated effective integration of P4 hardware and software DBA
Validated performance improvements for mission-critical applications
Abstract
We provide a real-time demonstration of a low-latency PON DBA mechanism, optimised for virtual PONs. Our implementation mixes P4 programmable data plane and software-based virtual DBA to provide efficient fast-track allocation for low latency applications
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Photonic Communication Systems · Advanced Optical Network Technologies · Optical Network Technologies
