A Framework for QoS-Enabled Semantic Routing in Industrial Networks
draft-bellavista-semantic-sdn-mom-01
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| Authors | Paolo Bellavista , Luca Foschini , Lorenzo Patera , Mattia Fogli , Carlo Giannelli , Cesare Stefanelli , Zhe Lou | ||
| Last updated | 2023-03-04 (Latest revision 2022-08-31) | ||
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Abstract
Industrial networks pose unique challenges in realizing a communication substrate on the shop floor. Such challenges are due to strict Quality of Service (QoS) requirements, a wide range of protocols for data exchange, and highly heterogeneous network infrastructures. In this regard, this document proposes a framework for QoS-enabled semantic routing in industrial networks. Such a framework aims at providing loosely-coupled, asynchronous communications, fine-grained traffic management (delivery semantics and flow priorities), and in-network traffic optimization.
Authors
Paolo Bellavista
Luca Foschini
Lorenzo Patera
Mattia Fogli
Carlo Giannelli
Cesare Stefanelli
Zhe Lou
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