Data Center Network Architectures
Figure 1: A typical data center network architecture by [9, 8] that is an adaptation of figure by Cisco [5]. Typical data center network architecture usually consists of switches and routers in two- or three-level hierarchy [1]. Figure 1 is an instance of three-level design. The following explanation for the figure is based on the papers [9 ...
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