Tuesday, March 13, 2018

Innovation in Future Internet Scenario with Network Programmability and Smart Systems

Innovation in Future Internet Scenario with Network Programmability and Smart Systems: This 'presentation paper' discusses the innovation scenario with Software-defined Networking (SDN)/ OpenFlow for smart systems. A 'presentation paper' format is used with slides and bibliographic references to subsidize and enrich contents lecture. This talk was presented at Campus Party - BA - Brazil 2017.

Monday, March 12, 2018

Ambiente de Gerência Autônoma de Redes para a Qualidade de Serviço

Ambiente de Gerência Autônoma de Redes para a Qualidade de Serviço: The need to keep assured quality of service levels in complex networks is a challenging process in network management area. In such a scenario, it becomes important to identify and specify a network management structure focusing on autonomous network administration that, by definition, will reduce human intervention in the process and will promote automatic network operations and management. The Autonomous Network Management Framework (AGA), proposed in this paper, supports autonomous management. Its implementation articulates network management planes and uses genetic algorithms in order to identify heuristics to provide solutions to network utilization, routing and packet scheduling focusing on autonomous management.

Saturday, March 10, 2018

Avaliação Experimental da Utilização da Estratégia de Redes Ativas para o Suporte da Qualidade de Serviço no Contexto de Aplicações Multimídia

Avaliação Experimental da Utilização da Estratégia de Redes Ativas para o Suporte da Qualidade de Serviço no Contexto de Aplicações Multimídia: The active networking paradigm corresponds to an initiative including projects, developments and implementations searching for a new communication concept/ paradigm allowing fast, safe and efficient communications. The basic target is to provide, among other features and services, the management and configuration of new and complex network services and equipment (backbones), supporting dynamically the quality of service (QoS) needs of the new multimedia applications, so often pointed as the trend in the web world. This paper evaluates experimentally and objectively the usability of a specific active networking implementation architecture (ANTS) focusing on the dynamic configuration of backbone routers for supporting QoS in a multimedia applications scenario. The paper describes the evaluated architecture, proposes two implementation scenarios and evaluates experimentally their use for dynamic routers configuration.

Considerations about a Methodological Approach for Multi-service and Multi-priority Traffic Parameters Optimization

Considerations about a Methodological Approach for Multi-service and Multi-priority Traffic Parameters Optimization: This paper proposes a simple methodological approach to represent quality of service parameters in multi-service and multi-priority networks and discusses the identification of methods and dependencies to handle network parameters targeting an optimization method. Both the approach to represent network parameters and the optimization methods are part of a more general framework intended to optimize resource allocation in DiffServ domains.

Saturday, February 03, 2018

A Publish/Subscribe QoS-aware Framework for Massive IoT Traffic Orchestration

A Publish/Subscribe QoS-aware Framework for Massive IoT Traffic Orchestration: Internet of Things (IoT) application deployment requires the allocation of resources such as virtual machines, storage, and network elements that must be deployed over distinct infrastructures such as cloud computing, Cloud of Things (CoT), datacenters and backbone networks. For massive IoT data acquisition, a gateway-based data aggregation approach is commonly used featuring sensor/ actuator seamless access and providing cache/ buffering and preprocessing functionality. In this perspective, gateways acting as producers need to allocate network resources to send IoT data to consumers. In this paper, it is proposed a Publish/Subscribe (PubSub) quality of service (QoS) aware framework (PSIoT-Orch) that orchestrates IoT traffic and allocates network resources between aggregates and consumers for massive IoT traffic. PSIoT-Orch schedules IoT data flows based on its configured QoS requirements. Additionally,  the framework allocates network resources (LSP/ bandwidth) over a controlled backbone network with limited and constrained resources between IoT data users and consumers. Network resources are allocated using a Bandwidth Allocation Model (BAM) to achieve efficient network resource allocation for scheduled IoT data streams. PSIoT-Orch adopts an ICN (Information-Centric Network) PubSub architecture approach to handle IoT data transfers requests among framework components. The proposed framework aims at gathering the inherent advantages of an ICN-centric approach using a PubSub message scheme while allocating resources efficiently keeping QoS awareness and handling restricted network resources (bandwidth) for massive IoT traffic.

Saturday, April 26, 2014

A Policy-Based Autonomic Model Suitable for Quality of Service Management.

A Policy-Based Autonomic Model Suitable for Quality of Service Management.: A Policy-Based Autonomic Model Suitable for Quality of Service Management.

AllocTC-sharing: A new bandwidth allocation model for DS-TE networks.

AllocTC-sharing: A new bandwidth allocation model for DS-TE networks.: AllocTC-sharing: A new bandwidth allocation model for DS-TE networks.

AllocTC-sharing: A new bandwidth allocation model for DS-TE networks.

AllocTC-sharing: A new bandwidth allocation model for DS-TE networks.: AllocTC-sharing: A new bandwidth allocation model for DS-TE networks.

An Instrumentation and Measurement Architecture Supporting Multiple Control Monitoring Frameworks.

An Instrumentation and Measurement Architecture Supporting Multiple Control Monitoring Frameworks.: An Instrumentation and Measurement Architecture Supporting Multiple Control Monitoring Frameworks.

TARVOS - an Event-Based Simulator for Performance Analysis, Supporting MPLS, RSVP-TE, and Fast Recovery.

TARVOS - an Event-Based Simulator for Performance Analysis, Supporting MPLS, RSVP-TE, and Fast Recovery.: TARVOS - an Event-Based Simulator for Performance Analysis, Supporting MPLS, RSVP-TE, and Fast Recovery.

Adapt-RDM - A bandwidth management algorithm suitable for DiffServ services aware traffic engineering.

Adapt-RDM - A bandwidth management algorithm suitable for DiffServ services aware traffic engineering.: Adapt-RDM - A bandwidth management algorithm suitable for DiffServ services aware traffic engineering.

AllocTC-sharing: A new bandwidth allocation model for DS-TE networks.

AllocTC-sharing: A new bandwidth allocation model for DS-TE networks.: AllocTC-sharing: A new bandwidth allocation model for DS-TE networks.