In-Network Computing for Managed Networks: Use Cases and Research Challenges
draft-he-coin-managed-networks-01

Document Type Expired Internet-Draft (individual)
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Authors Jianfei(Jeffrey) HE , Aini Li , Marie-Jose Montpetit
Last updated 2020-01-03 (Latest revision 2019-07-02)
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Apr 2020
Discuss/catalog COIN requirements and implications for network elements (including network services, network SW stacks, network HW design, etc.)
Apr 2020
Target COIN case studies, from architecture, implementation and use case standpoints
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Abstract

This draft wants to review the existing research and the open issues that relate to the addition of data plane programmability in managed networks. While some of the research hypotheses that are at the center of in-network-computing have been investigated since the time of active networking, recent developments in software defined networking, virtualization programmable switches and new network programming languages like P4 have generated a new enthusiasm in the research community and a flourish of new projects in systems and applications alike. This is what this draft is addressing.

Authors

Jianfei(Jeffrey) HE
Aini Li
Marie-Jose Montpetit

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