Efficient integration of software defined networking and information-centric networking with CoLoR

Luo, Haiyong; Cui, Jianbo; Chen, Zhe; Jin, Mingshuang; Zhang, Hongke

doi:10.1109/glocom.2014.7037095

Cited by 19 publications

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“…-A network mobility scheme CRoS to provide efficient communication and avoid control message overhead [157]. -A future network structure (SD-ColoR) to meet network mobility and flow delay [158].…”

Section: Mobilitymentioning

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Survey on the scheme evaluation, opportunities and challenges of software defined‐information centric network

Ai,

Zhang,

Zhang

et al. 2023

IET Communications

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As a promising architecture of next‐generation network, software defined‐information centric network (SD‐ICN) inherits the advantages of software defined network (SDN) and information‐centric network (ICN) to enable flexible and fast content retrieval, especially in the current era of artificial intelligence. However, the existing researches mainly focus on a single respective in this field, which motivates in comprehensively providing a forward‐looking guidance and development direction for scholars and engineers. To this end, the latest developments of SD‐ICN is presented. First, the widely‐accepted concepts and impacts on traditional networks are introduced. Second, the shortcomings of SDN and ICN over conventional networks are respectively analyzed to illustrate the necessity of SD‐ICN. Third, based on extensive analysis and deep deliberation, a methodical taxonomy for existing combination studies is proposed. They are divided into SDN over ICN, ICN over SDN, and mutual immersive pattern. Fourth, the performances of three integration categories are compared and the limitations of related works are highlighted. Fifth, the maturity index from six development indicators are evaluated. Further, the maturity and practicality of these schemes are generalized. Based on the above studies and comparisons, the lessons learned by SDN and ICN developments are concluded. Finally, future research directions and opportunities are discussed for the readers.

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Section: Mobilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In terms of the 'mutual immersive pattern'', except for the [158] and [166], the researchers all provided detailed technical application background. For example, in [144,147], and [126], the articles focused on 5G networks to solve the corresponding problems by converging SDN and ICN.…”

Section: Application Envisagementioning

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Survey on the scheme evaluation, opportunities and challenges of software defined‐information centric network

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Zhang,

Zhang

et al. 2023

IET Communications

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“…This technique defines forwarding agents-specific rules to route traffic securely. Luo et al [106] propose a layered approach for ICN and SDN integration to reduce flow setup delay, flow setup requests handling, and flow rule installation. They use Color architecture into SDN, devising an SD-Color paradigm for ICN implementation.…”

Section: E Sdic-iot Layered Implementations For Iotmentioning

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Complementing IoT Services Using Software-Defined Information Centric Networks: A Comprehensive Survey

Rafique

Hafid

Cherkaoui

2022

IEEE Internet Things J.

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IoT connects a large number of physical objects with the Internet that capture and exchange real-time information for service provisioning. Traditional network management schemes face challenges to manage vast amounts of network traffic generated by IoT services. Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Information-Centric Networking (ICN) are two complementary technologies that could be integrated to solve the challenges of different aspects of IoT service provisioning. ICN offers a clean-slate design to accommodate continuously increasing network traffic by considering content as a network primitive. It provides a novel solution for information propagation and delivery for large-scale IoT services. On the other hand, SDN allocates overall network management responsibilities to the central controller, where network elements act merely as traffic forwarding components. An SDN-enabled network flexibly supports ICN without deploying ICN-capable hardware. Therefore, the integration of SDN and ICN provides benefits for large-scale IoT services. This paper provides a comprehensive survey on Software-Defined Information-Centric Internet of Things (SDIC-IoT) for IoT services provisioning. We present critical enabling technologies of SDIC-IoT, discuss its architecture, and elaborate its benefits for IoT services provisioning. We elaborate on key IoT service provisioning requirements and discuss how SDIC-IoT supports different aspects of IoT services. We develop different taxonomies of SDIC-IoT literature based on various performance parameters. Furthermore, an extensive discussion on different use cases, synergies, and advances is presented to envision the SDIC-IoT concept. Finally, we provide current challenges, causes, and future research directions of IoT services provisioning using SDIC-IoT.

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“…An important feature of SDN is that the logical centralized controller knows all states of network elements, which makes it possible to manage network resources efficiently. Because of this, many researchers have tried to integrate SDN and ICN into a coherent future Internet architecture [53], [54]. In that case, should in-network caching be realized in a cooperative way, or in a distributed manner where network devices make caching decisions independently, as in many existing in-network caching mechanisms?…”

Section: In-network Caching In Software-defined Networkingmentioning

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A Survey of Caching Mechanisms in Information-Centric Networking

Zhang

Luo

Zhang

2015

IEEE Commun. Surv. Tutorials

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Information-Centric Networking (ICN) is a novel networking paradigm that attracts increasing research interests in recent years. In-network caching has been viewed as an attractive feature of ICN because it can reduce network traffic, alleviate server bottleneck, and reduce the user access latencies. Because of this, the network community has proposed many innetwork caching mechanisms that aim at optimizing various performance metrics such as cache hit ratio and cache hit distance. In this survey, we present a comprehensive overview of the recently proposed in-network caching mechanisms for ICN. For each caching mechanism, we describe it in detail, present examples to illustrate how it works, and analyze its possible benefits and drawbacks. We also compare some typical in-network caching mechanisms through extensive simulations and discuss the remaining research challenges.

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Efficient integration of software defined networking and information-centric networking with CoLoR

Cited by 19 publications

References 15 publications

Survey on the scheme evaluation, opportunities and challenges of software defined‐information centric network

Survey on the scheme evaluation, opportunities and challenges of software defined‐information centric network

Complementing IoT Services Using Software-Defined Information Centric Networks: A Comprehensive Survey

A Survey of Caching Mechanisms in Information-Centric Networking

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