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Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) is an evolved system engineering approach for building complex applications, particularly in the telecommunications and service provider industries, by making effective use of virtualized resources. In the present scenarios, where new applications are difficult to conceptualize and more focus is on consolidation of resources to optimize the cost, NFV helps in reengineering. This mostly involves decoupling the logical network functions from the hardware platform and moving the software-only implementation of these functions to general purpose high performance servers using some virtualization framework. These software only building blocks may be connected, or chained together to create services.
The network virtualization services offered by HSC in the NFV area are given below:
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