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Three Layers Network Influence On Cloud Data Center Performances

The effects of networks on the performances of cloud architectures are a very signiﬁcant issue in designing a data center. The efﬁciency of data transfers and the overall trafﬁc management are a critical factor that constitutes a potential performance bottleneck, potentially limiting the number of computing nodes that can be installed more than their cost issues. In this paper we present a modeling approach, based on Markovian agents, that allows a performance analysis of network effects in high scale cloud architectures.