Cloud-native IP-based mobility management: a MIPv6 Home Agent standalone microservice design

Leiter, Ákos; Huszti, Daniel; Galambosi, Nándor; Lami, Edina; Salah, Mohamad Saleh; Kulics, Peter; Bokor, László

doi:10.1109/csndsp54353.2022.9908059

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“…In mobile environments, where there are frequent IP changes handled by mobility solutions such as Mobile IPv6 (MIPv6) [50]. Network Function Virtualization (NFV) approaches provide today the possibility to integrate mobility management into orchestrators [51] thus bringing the possibility to better adapt the overall system orchestra-tion, taking into consideration computational and networking resources. Considering an approach similar to the one of MIPv6, it is possible, for instance, to handle changes of IP subnets across an old Pod and a new Pod.…”

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confidence: 99%

Dynamic, Context-Aware Cross-Layer Orchestration of Containerized Applications

C. Sofia,

Dykeman,

Urbanetz

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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Container orchestration handles the semi-automated management of applications across Edge-Cloud, providing features such as autoscaling, high availability, and portability. Having been developed for Cloud-based applications, container orchestration faces challenges in the context of decentralized Edge-Cloud environments, requiring a higher degree of adaptability in the verge of mobility, heterogeneous networks, and constrained devices. In this context, this perspective paper aims at igniting discussion on the aspects that a dynamic orchestration approach should integrate to support an elastic orchestration of containerized applications. The motivation for the provided perspective focuses on proposing directions to better support challenges faced by next-generation IoT services, such as mobility, or privacy preservation, advocating the use of context-awareness and a cognitive, cross-layer approach to container orchestration in order to be able to provide adequate support to next generation services. A proof-of-concept (available open-source software) of the discussed concept has been implemented in a testbed composed of embedded devices.

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Section: ) Network Triggersmentioning

confidence: 99%