Next Generation Internet: Architectures for Future Internet Evolution
Qualcomm Distinguished Lecture, International Conference on Computing, Networking, and Communications (ICNC) 2012, Maui, Hawaii, January 30, 2012.
This lecture covers the following topics:
- Future Internet Research (History)
- Why to worry about Future Internet?
- Internet Generations
- 2012: Where are we now?
- 5 Future Predictors
- Trend: Moore’s Law
- Trend: Multihoming + Mobility
- Trend: Profusion of Services
- Private Smart WANs
- OpenADN
- Ten Key Features that Services Need
- Five Arch Design Principles for Success
- Networking: Failures vs Successes
- Key Features of openADN
- The Narrow Waist
- Naming Fundamentals
- Names, IDs, Locators
- ID-Locator Split
- Secure IDs: HIP
- NSF FIA Winners
- Named Data Networking aka CCN
- CCN Packets
- CCN Capable Routers Operation
- CCN Security
- Trend: Network Virtualization
- Why Virtualize?
- LAN Virtualization Technologies
- Overlay Transport Virtualization (OTV)
- VXLAN
- Trend: Separation of Control and Data Planes
- Trend: Software Defined Networks
- Problem: Complex Routers
- Solution: Divide, Simplify and Standardize
- Multi-Tenant SDN Architecture
- SDN Architecture Component Examples
- SDN Abstractions
- SDN Impact
- Life Cycles of Technologies
- Industry Growth: Formula for Success
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