Jobber: Automating Inter-Tenant Trust in the Cloud
summary
Jobber automates inter-tenant trust to let trusted flows bypass edge security, using Introduction-Based Routing for reputation propagation and an SDN control plane built on Floodlight/OpenFlow with prototypes in Mininet and a legacy path using EC2 VPC routing APIs. It claims to eliminate manual firewall edits, builds per-tenant reputations from logs and IDS feeds, and shows proof‑of‑concepts; full-scale performance numbers are pending and overhead appears concentrated at initial flow setup.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:32Cloud use is growing rapidly
- 5:20Jobber
- 5:39Architecture
- 5:52Trust Networks
- 6:24InductionBased Routing
- 8:19Reputation Tracking
- 8:31Network Sensors
- 9:07Jobber Framework
- 10:47Programmatic Routing
- 10:59APIs
- 11:51Java Architecture Considerations
- 13:10Legacy Data Center Architecture
- 14:14Legacy Data Center Architecture Cons
- 14:49Legacy Data Center Architecture Solution
- 16:04Deployable
- 16:29Final Architecture
- 18:23Deployability
- 21:02Questions
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