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Encrypted VXLAN
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One Line Summary
ideas for providing per tenant encryption of virtualized networks in the cloud
Abstract
Physical and virtual network break-ins are two largest security threats in the cloud. Large datacenters with multiple geographical locations are the most vulnerable. Encrypting traffic at datacenter boundary might not be enough. Per tenant encryption of inner packets encapsulated in tunnel protocol like vxlan provides desired level of security. This talk describes this new protocol and proposes generalization of tunnel+encryption.
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Biography
Alexei is a distinguished engineer at PLUMgrid where he works on distributed platform, dataplane, compilers. In Linux kernel his interests are Berkeley Packet Filters and their applicability to tracing and networking. In his free time he enjoys mountain biking and backpacking.
Sessions
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- Title: Does network packet format matter?
- Microconference: Network Virtualization and Security
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One Line Summary:
Ideas for solving ever growing needs of networking in the cloud and live discussion
- Speakers: Alexei Starovoitov
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- Title: Encrypted VXLAN
- Microconference: Network Virtualization and Security
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One Line Summary:
ideas for providing per tenant encryption of virtualized networks in the cloud
- Speakers: Alexei Starovoitov
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