Future Internet: Challenges in Virtualization and Federation

Kim, Dae Young; Mathy, Laurent; Campanella, M.; Summerhill, Rick; Williams, James C.; Shimojo, Shinsuke; Kitamura, Yasuichi; Otsuki, Hideaki

doi:10.1109/aict.2009.8

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“…For resolving the increasing issues in current Internet, the U.S., E.U., Japan, and Korea have launched research projects for the Future Internet [3][5] [14][15] [23]. There were many issues discussed in these projects, especially on how to rethink and redesign decisions underlying current network architecture.…”

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Future Internet in Taiwan: Design and Research Activities over TWAREN Network

Huang

Tseng

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2012 Sixth International Conference on Innovative Mobile and Internet Services in Ubiquitous Computing

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Internet has played an important part in the success of information technologies. With growing and changing demands, there are many limitations faced by current Internet. A number of network testbeds are created for solving a set of specific problems in Internet. Traditionally, these testbeds are lacking of large scale network and flexibility. Therefore, it is necessary to design and implement a testbed which can support wide range of experiments and has an ability of programmable network. Besides, there has been a big change enabled by cloud computing in recent years. Everything is virtualized, including networking. We focus on integrating management functions in virtual network. In this paper, we design and create a Future Internet testbed in Taiwan over TWAREN Research Network. This testbed evolves into an environment for programmable network and cloud computing. This paper also presents several finished and ongoing experiments on the testbed for multiple aspects including topology discovery, multimedia streaming, and virtual network integration. We will continue to extend our testbed and propose innovative applications for the next generation Internet.

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Future Internet in Taiwan: Design and Research Activities over TWAREN Network

Huang

Tseng

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2012 Sixth International Conference on Innovative Mobile and Internet Services in Ubiquitous Computing

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“…Adicionalmente, a virtualização de redes de computadores tem se apresentado como uma peça chave para se desenvolver uma nova arquitetura da Internet, um novo componente que permite a coexistência de múltiplas abordagens de rede, superando assim o atual problema da "ossificação" da Internet e estimulando o desenvolvimento e implantação de novas tecnologias e aplicações avançadas [21] [46]. Virtualização de redes, de maneira simples, é definida pela decomposição dos papéis dos provedores de Internet tradicionais (Internet Service Provider -ISP) em duas entidades independentes: provedores de infraestrutura (Infrastructure Provider -InP) e provedores de serviço (Service Provider -SP) [7].…”

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Uma arquitetura para negociação de redes virtualizadas na Internet do futuro baseada em classes de QoS

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Ao longo dos anos a Internet vem se tornando o principal meio de comunicação, onde muitas empresas e organizações a usam como base para os seus serviços, sendo que na maioria dos casos, estas empresas tem vários provedores de Internet (Modelo Multi-Provedor). Entretanto, a Internet atual não provê garantias de Qualidade de Serviço (Quality of Service -QoS). Para contornar esse problema, as empresas realizam um Acordo de Nível de Serviços (Service Level Agreement -SLA). Dentro desse contexto, esta dissertação de mestrado tem por objetivo desenvolver uma arquitetura para negociação de redes virtualizadas na Internet do Futuro utilizando técnicas de classificação de tráfegos para decidir, a partir dos dados coletados e das políticas de SLA, por qual ISP (Internet Service Provider ) enviar os dados de acordo com a classe que os dados se enquadram. Espera-se assim atender aos requisitos de QoS de cada classe de tráfego, e diminuir os custos da empresa. Para realizar a validação da arquitetura proposta, foram efetuados experimentos baseados no protocolo OpenFlow e no emulador Mininet. Os resultados mostraram a eficiência do modelo desenvolvido, bem como a capacidade do mesmo de cumprir os objetivos definidos.

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The Design of Real-Time Warning System in Future Internet Environment

Huang¹,

Hu²,

Liu³

2011

2011 IEEE Workshops of International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications

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Due to the rapid development of Internet, there are extensive amount of applications that require fast and stable network communication. However, the infrastructure of Internet is limited by TCP/IP protocol. The Future Internet has become a hot network research topic, such as GENI project in U.S. and FIRST project in Korea. Most of these projects adopt OpenFlow framework in their network environment. Because OpenFlow allow researchers to design and develop innovative protocols, it can be applied in different situations for constructing desired network environments. In this paper, we will introduce how to build Future Internet testbed with OpenFlow. We also research and design real-time warning system over this testbed. This system could be applied to earthquake early warning for Taiwan Central Weather Bureau in the future.

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Future Internet: Challenges in Virtualization and Federation

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Future Internet in Taiwan: Design and Research Activities over TWAREN Network

Future Internet in Taiwan: Design and Research Activities over TWAREN Network

Uma arquitetura para negociação de redes virtualizadas na Internet do futuro baseada em classes de QoS

The Design of Real-Time Warning System in Future Internet Environment

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