Analyzing Current Load-Balancing Techniques in Software-Defined Networks for Increasing System Performance

Computer Engineering

With the continued advancement of modern networks, application networking has emerged as an exciting new paradigm in today's networks. Even so, there are current issues with network performance and load redistributive taxation that must be addressed, and so many projects have been undertaken to tackle this problem. This study examines a portion of these papers on enhancing load-balancing network effectiveness in terms of link utilization, control-plane performance, or both, and compares the efficacy of proposed methods in various climates. Conclusions are presented at the end of this article, demonstrating the limitations of our current knowledge and which solution has the greatest potential for resolving the issue in most environments in contrast to others.

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