The IEEE P1520 standards initiative for programmable network interfaces

Biswas, Jit; Lazar, Aurel A.; Huard, J.-F.; Lim, Koon-Seng; Mahjoub, Semir; Pau, L. F.; Suzuki, Masaaki; Torstensson, Soren; Wang, Weiguo; Weinstein, Stephen B.

doi:10.1109/35.722138

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“…We believe that there needs to be some agreement or standardization of these interfaces to allow platform-independent network programming. This is likely to happen through a number of forums, e.g., IEEE Programmable Interfaces for Networks [9] In what follows, we provide a more detailed overview of the components in our generalized model. It is our belief that independent contributions to the field are beginning to converge and it is our intention to indicate this convergence by way of survey.…”

Section: Communications and Computationmentioning

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A survey of programmable networks

Campbell

Meer

Kounavis

et al. 1999

SIGCOMM Comput. Commun. Rev.

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Section: Communications and Computationmentioning

confidence: 99%

A survey of programmable networks

Campbell

Meer

Kounavis

et al. 1999

SIGCOMM Comput. Commun. Rev.

277

116

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“…In 1988 SOFTNET [7], in 1990 Active Networking [8], in 1995 OPENSIG [9] and GSMP [10], in 1998, IEEE P1520 Standards Initiative [11], in 2004 4D Project [12] and SoftRouter [13] architecture and finally in 2006 NETCONF [14], Ethane [15] and SANE [16] were proposed to answer the idea of programming network. SANE developed as a prototype, considered a logical server that performed all access control decision.…”

Section: Historymentioning

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A survey on SDN, the future of networking

Rowshanrad¹,

Namvarasl²,

Abdi³

et al. 2014

JACST

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Software Defined Networking (SDN) is an emerging architecture which decouples networks control plane and data plane physically. It makes control plane programmable trough a centralized controller, and builds intelligent and flexible networks. The OpenFlow is one of the most famous SDN protocols, which acts as a southbound interface between control plane and data plane. In this survey, SDN implementation approaches and different southbound interfaces, beside different version of OpenFlow, are introduced. In addition to general architecture of SDN, different wireless architectures are discussed. Here, also potential SDN's applications and research areas including hot topics such as Information Centric Networks, Cloud and datacenters, multimedia, wireless and mobile networks over SDN are reviewed.

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“…We view these operations in a programmability context (i.e. based on the IEEE P1520 initiative [5]) rather than in an active networks context. We describe a framework for offering open programmable APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) on Grid systems towards automatically provisioning and managing QoS.…”

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Programmable Grids Framework Enabling QoS in an OGSA Context

Soldatos

Polymenakos

Kormentzas

2004

Computational Science - ICCS 2004

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Abstract. Configuring, monitoring and guaranteeing service levels is a key prerequisite towards supporting the wave of emerging Grid computing applications, especially those relating to e-business. Managing QoS across a Grid infrastructure is particularly complex since QoS must be addressed at three different levels: network, middleware and application. Programmable Grids extend programmable networks concepts to Grid infrastructures and can alleviate this complexity. In this paper we elaborate on the importance of network, middleware and application level QoS, and accordingly provide a framework for designing and implementing programmable APIs that can handle QoS. The framework leverages the structure and properties of OGSA services, while exploiting functionality of OGSI containers. Moreover, early implementation experiences with this framework and Globus (GT3) are reported.

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The IEEE P1520 standards initiative for programmable network interfaces

Cited by 125 publications

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A survey of programmable networks

A survey of programmable networks

A survey on SDN, the future of networking

Programmable Grids Framework Enabling QoS in an OGSA Context

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