A data-oriented (and beyond) network architecture

Koponen, Teemu; Chawla, Mohit; Chun, Byung-Gon; Ermolinskiy, Andrey; Kim, Kye Hyun; Shenker, Scott; Stoica, Ion

doi:10.1145/1282427.1282402

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“…There are several proposals on the design of publish/subscribe model to improve system performance [8]. DDS provides real-time applications developers with advanced abstract interface as well as QoS parameters [9]. [10] proposed a Real-Time Publish-Subscribe service for Data Distribution Service (DDS) based on Real-Time Event condition.…”

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The Design of Real-time Transmission

Wen¹,

Ci²

2017

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Abstract. Some network services, such as Vehicle tele-operations, remote monitor requires time critical services. The publish-subscribe architecture has been designed to provide message transmission task. The paper presents a publish-subscribe communication model with QoS parameter indicator. The fair scheduling strategy guarantees the real-time service. The implementation of real-time publish-subscribe communication protocol is built on the top of standard UDP stack. It offers practical advantages for applications with time-critical data flows, which can provide control of timing requirement and reliability.

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The Design of Real-time Transmission

Wen¹,

Ci²

2017

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“…TRIAD [6], i3 [7], and DONA [8] are the most famous approaches positioned as the launch of content-oriented networking research. In these approaches, content discovery in content-oriented manner is newly proposed.…”

Section: Content Oriented Approaches On the Internetmentioning

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A Survey of Caching Networks in Content Oriented Networks

Yamamoto

2016

IEICE Trans. Commun.

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SUMMARY Content oriented network is expected to be one of the most promising approaches for resolving design concept difference between content oriented network services and location oriented architecture of current network infrastructure. There have been proposed several content oriented network architectures, but research efforts for content oriented networks have just started and technical issues to be resolved are still remained. Because of content oriented feature, content data transmitted in a network can be reused by content requests from other users. Pervasive cache is one of the most important benefits brought by the content oriented network architecture, which forms interconnected caching networks. Caching network is the hottest research area and lots of research activities have been published. This paper surveys recent research activities for caching networks in content oriented networks, with focusing on important factors which affect caching network performance, i.e. content request routing, caching decision, and replacement policy of cache. And this paper also discusses future direction of caching network researches. key words: cache networks, content oriented networks, in-network cache

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“…Other proposals includes eXpressive Internet Architecture (XIA) [15], Data-Oriented Network Architecture [16], Publish-Subscribe Internet Technologies [17], Juno [18], etc. Currently it is difficult and inappropriate to compare future Internet architectures with existing IP-based mobility solutions.…”

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“…Without the involvement of middle-boxes, these protocols avoid triangle routing in the data plane, but may face performance challenges brought by inefficient control plane signaling since they highly rely on end hosts to handle all mobility related signaling. Moreover, recent research on future Internet architectures also aim to solve the Internet mobility problem [12][13][14][15][16][17][18], but most of them are still under development and their protocol details as well as performance are not yet clear.…”

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Design and Implementation of a Software-Defined Mobility Architecture for IP Networks

Wang

Zhang

2015

Mobile Netw Appl

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Recently many research efforts have been spent on applying Software Defined Networking (SDN) to mobile and wireless networking to make them adapt to the rapid development and popularity of the mobile Internet. SDN offers programmable devices and centralized control which help to realize customizable and adaptive solutions to meet requirements from diversified mobile networks, devices, applications and so forth. This paper focuses on extending SDN paradigm to mobility handling in the Internet which has been little studied, and proposes design, implementation and deployment of a software-defined IP mobility architecture. The paper also demonstrates evaluations and experiments of the proposal based on both the Mininet platform and a cross-domain SDN testbed. Results prove the feasibility, scalability and high adaptability of the proposal.

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A data-oriented (and beyond) network architecture

Cited by 696 publications

References 16 publications

The Design of Real-time Transmission

The Design of Real-time Transmission

A Survey of Caching Networks in Content Oriented Networks

Design and Implementation of a Software-Defined Mobility Architecture for IP Networks

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