Cites: 287 ( according to Google Scholar, Updated 19.06.2020)
2019
Giovanna Carofiglio, Giovanna Carofiglio, Giovanna Carofiglio, Giovanna Carofiglio, Giovanna Carofiglio, and Giovanna Carofiglio. Enabling ICN in the Internet Protocol: Analysis and Evaluation of the Hybrid-ICN Architecture ACM SIGCOMM ICN'19, Sept. 2019. 3 cites
Enabling ICN in the Internet Protocol: Analysis and Evaluation of the Hybrid-ICN Architecture
Abstract
Information-Centric Networking (ICN) embraces a family of network architectures rethinking Internet communication principles around named-data. After several years of research and the emergence of a few popular proposals, the idea to replace the Internet protocol with data-centric networking remains a subject of debate. ICN advantages have been advocated in the context of 5G networks for the support of highly mobile, multi-access/source and latencyminimal patterns of communications. However, large scale testing and insertion in operational networks are yet to happen, likely due to the lack of a clear incremental deployment strategy. In this paper, we analyze a recent proposal Hybrid-ICN (hICN), an ICN integration inside IP (rather that over/ under/ in place of) that has the ambition to trade-off no ICN architectural principles. By reusing existing packet formats, hICN brings innovation inside the IP stack, requiring minimal software upgrades and guaranteeing transparent interconnection with existing IP networks. We describe the architecture and use the open source implementation to test hICN in the open Internet to validate its short-term deployability. Further, we consider linear video streaming over mobile wireless heterogeneous networks as use case to highlight hICN advantages compared to TCP/IP counterpart.
Cites: 3 (see at Google Scholar)
Mauro Sardara, Mauro Sardara, Mauro Sardara, and Mauro Sardara. Application-specific policy-driven 5g transport with hybrid icn LANMAN'19 (demo session), 1-3 July 2019. 2 cites
Application-specific policy-driven 5G Transport with Hybrid ICN
Abstract
The future landscape of a heterogeneous and unified access (WiFi and Cellular), where users and applications interact with heterogeneous multi-cloud networks, with many different services collaborating together, poses significant challenges to ISP, Enterprises, Cloud Providers and the applications themselves, in particular in terms of Policies, Security and QoE. In this demonstration we showcase the potential of Hybrid ICN (hICN) in the context of enforcing inter-domain policies: exploiting the connection-less, app-aware, multipoint transport of hICN we are able to manage policies on a per-application basis, combining multiple objectives of different players (ISP, Enterprise, Users) in a dynamic and seamless manner.
Cites: 2 (see at Google Scholar)
Jordan Aug{\'e} and Jordan Aug{\'e}. A network protocol for distributed orchestration using intent-based forwarding IM'2019, 2019.
A Network Protocol for Distributed Orchestration Using Intent-Based Forwarding
Abstract
Network management systems have undergone tremendous changes to adapt to the growing complexity and diversity of network deployments. A new trend of intent-based frameworks has emerged, where network administrators only input an abstract view of their desired network model instead of specifying the necessary steps to attain it. Intent-based networking holds the promise of autonomous, agile, and learning networks that configure themselves according to abstract policy without requiring human intervention. In this demonstration, we introduce a novel architecture for distributed intent-based network orchestration. For this purpose, we first extend the standard YANG to carry intent rather than configuration, adding missing features for in-network orchestration. Second, we use the model intents as network-native objects on which to perform routing and forwarding in-between orchestrators. Finally, we highlight the benefits of pushing intent in the network rather than fully processing it in a centralized orchestrator and illustrate potential improvements in term of scalability, programmability, and reliability.
2018
Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, and Jordan Aug{\'e}. Map-me: managing anchor-less producer mobility in content-centric networks IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management, 2018. 20 cites
MAP-Me: Managing Anchor-less Producer Mobility in Content-Centric Networks
Abstract
Mobility has become a basic premise of network communications, thereby requiring a native integration into 5G networks. Despite numerous efforts to propose and standardize effective mobility-management models for IP, the result is a complex, poorly flexible set of mechanisms. The natural support for mobility offered by ICN (Information Centric Networking) makes it a good candidate to define a radically new solution relieving limitations of the traditional approaches. If consumer mobility is supported in ICN by design, in virtue of its connectionless pull-based communication model, producer mobility is still an open challenge. In this work, we look at two prominent ICN architecture, CCN (Content Centric Networking) and NDN (Named Data Networking) and we propose MAP-Me, an anchor-less solution to manage micro-mobility of content producers via a name- based CCN/NDN data plane, with support for latency-sensitive streaming applications. We analyze MAP-Me performance and provide guarantees of correctness, stability, and bounded stretch, which we verify on real ISP topologies. Finally, we set up a comprehensive simulation environment in NDNSim 2.1 for MAP-Me evaluation and comparison with different classes of solution. We cover a wide range of topologies, mobility models and radio conditions, and conclude with a realistic trace-driven car-mobility pattern under a 802.11n radio access. The results are encouraging and highlight MAP-Me characteristics and efficiency in terms of user performance and network cost metrics. All the code is available as open-source.
Cites: 20 (see at Google Scholar)
2017
Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, and Jordan Aug{\'e}. Simple and efficient icn network virtualization with vicn In Proceedings of the 4th ACM Conference on Information-Centric Networking, 216–217. ACM, 2017.
Simple and efficient ICN network virtualization with vICN
Abstract
Information-Centric Networking (ICN) has been proposed as an alternative to IP for future networks such as 5G. To speed up its development and adoption, researchers and engineers require testing tools that are both simple and scalable. In particular, it is crucial to be able to quickly deploy ICN-enabled network topologies in a flexible and efficient manner. In this demonstration, we showcase vICN (virtualized ICN), a platform that enables easy deployment, orchestration and management of ICN networks. vICN uses standard virtualization technologies such as Linux Containers (LXC) and is fully integrated with the CICN suite to enable flexible testing of ICN technologies on general-purpose hardware. Furthermore, it can perform live monitoring and modification of the network. In particular, we use vICN to deploy a simple topology that consists of 9 nodes. We show that vICN bootstraps the topology in about 60s on commodity hardware. We then demonstrate how vICN interacts with the virtualized network and how it can be used for easy experimentation.
Alberto Compagno, Alberto Compagno, Alberto Compagno, Alberto Compagno, and Alberto Compagno. Secure producer mobility in information-centric network In Proceedings of the 4th ACM Conference on Information-Centric Networking, 163–169. ACM, 2017. 17 cites
Secure producer mobility in information-centric network
Abstract
One of the fundamental requirements of next generation 5G networks is the support for seamless mobility over an heterogeneous access network by design. The shift from host-based to content-based location-independent communication makes Information-Centric Networking (ICN) an appealing technology to provide not only mobility, but security and storage as native properties of the network architecture. Previous work in ICN literature has focused on name-based mobility management solutions and particularly on the challenges of producer mobility, which involves an interaction between forwarding and control plane. In this paper, we consider the security implications of producer mobility in ICN and highlight the importance of securing producer to network interactions to avoid any sort of cyber attack potentially leading to denial of service. To this aim, we propose a fully distributed and very low-overhead protocol for name prefix attestation in the network based on hash-chaining. First results show a significant improvement in verification latency of order of magnitudes with respect to signature verification.
Cites: 17 (see at Google Scholar)
Jacques Samain, Jacques Samain, Jacques Samain, Jacques Samain, Jacques Samain, and Jacques Samain. Enhancing mobile video delivery over an heterogeneous network access with information-centric networking In Proceedings of the SIGCOMM Posters and Demos, 22–24. ACM, 2017. 3 cites
Enhancing Mobile Video Delivery over an Heterogeneous Network Access with Information-Centric Networking
Abstract
Mobile video delivery drives Internet traffic evolution and puts colossal pressure on future 5G networks to support higher quality and lower latency requirements over an increasingly heterogeneous network access. Future Internet paradigms recentering communication around content, such as Information Centric Networks (ICN), appear as promising candidates to relieve the challenges of a mobility-robust, efficient and cost-effective video delivery, by integrating video-awareness at network layer. In this demo, we focus on ICN-enabled Dynamic Adaptive Streaming (DAS) over an heterogeneous wireless access. We integrate ICN capabilities in DAS clients requesting 4K video content to standard DAS servers. We deploy a virtualized ICN-enabled network slice using LXC containers to connect clients to servers through an heterogeneous wireless access (802.11n and LTE emulated radios) and a simplified backhaul. The contribution of the demo is twofold. First it showcases what ICN can bring to DAS over a mobile heterogeneous access in virtue of its content-awareness at network layer. Second, it offers to the user a rich sandbox where several state-of-the-art DAS controllers are implemented and can be tested over ICN or standard TCP.
Cites: 3 (see at Google Scholar)
Mauro Sardara, Mauro Sardara, Mauro Sardara, Mauro Sardara, Mauro Sardara, and Mauro Sardara. Virtualized icn (vicn): towards a unified network virtualization framework for icn experimentation In Proceedings of the 4th ACM Conference on Information-Centric Networking, 109–115. ACM, 2017. 22 cites
Virtualized ICN (vICN): towards a unified network virtualization framework for ICN experimentation
Abstract
To assess the feasibility and potential for deployment of new networking paradigms such as ICN, being able to carry out large scale experimentation and tests in real operational networks is crucial. Various platforms have been developed by the research community to support design and evaluation of specific aspects of ICN architecture. Most of them provide ICN-dedicated, small scale or application-specific environments and ad-hoc testing tools, non reusable in other contexts nor in real-world IP deployments. The goal of this paper is to contribute vICN (virtualized ICN), a unified open-source framework for network configuration and management that uses recent progresses in resource isolation and virtualization techniques. It offers a single, flexible and scalable platform to serve different purposes, ranging from reproducible large-scale research experimentation, to demonstrations with emulated and/or physical devices and network resources and to real deployments of ICN in existing IP networks. In the paper, we describe the rationale for vICN and its components, highlighting programmability, scalability and reliability as its core principles. Illustration of vICN properties is provided through concrete examples.
Cites: 22 (see at Google Scholar)
2016
Jordan Aug{\'{e}}, Jordan Aug{\'{e}}, Jordan Aug{\'{e}}, Jordan Aug{\'{e}}, Jordan Aug{\'{e}}, and Jordan Aug{\'{e}}. Map-me: managing anchor-less producer mobility in information-centric networks CoRR, 2016. URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/1611.06785, arXiv:1611.06785. 12 cites
MAP-Me: Managing Anchor-less Producer Mobility in Information-Centric Networks
Cites: 12 (see at Google Scholar)
Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, and Danilo Cicalese. Latency-based anycast geolocalization: algorithms, software and datasets to appear in JSAC, 2016.
2015
Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, and Jordan Aug{\'e}. Anchor-less producer mobility in icn In Proceedings of ICN'15 / the 2nd International Conference on Information-Centric Networking, 189–190. ACM, 2015. 39 cites
Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, and Danilo Cicalese. Characterizing ipv4 anycast adoption and deployment In Proceedings of CONEXT'2015. 2015. IRTF Applied Networking Research Prize @ IETF-96 (2016) 32 cites
Characterizing IPv4 Anycast Adoption and Deployment
Keywords
conference
Awards: IRTF Applied Networking Research Prize @ IETF-96 (2016)
Cites: 32 (see at Google Scholar)
Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, and Danilo Cicalese. Lightweight anycast enumeration and geolocation In INFOCOM'2015 (Demo). 2015.
Riad Mazloum, Riad Mazloum, Riad Mazloum, and Riad Mazloum. Errors announcing 32-bit asns in bgp routes In Extended abstract, DRCN'15. Kansas City (MI), USA, Mar. 25–27 2015.
Errors Announcing 32-bit ASNs in BGP Routes
Keywords
conference,poster
Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, Danilo Cicalese, and Danilo Cicalese. A fistful of pings: accurate and lightweight anycast enumeration and geolocation In INFOCOM'2015. Hong-Kong, Apr. 26 – May 1st 2015. 27 cites
A Fistful of Pings: Accurate and Lightweight Anycast Enumeration and Geolocation
Keywords
conference
Cites: 27 (see at Google Scholar)
2014
Jordan Aug\'e, Jordan Aug\'e, Jordan Aug\'e, Jordan Aug\'e, and Jordan Aug\'e. Federating data to support measurement and monitoring 2nd FIRE-GENI workshop, May 6-7 2014.
Federating data to support measurement and monitoring
Keywords
invited talk
Pellegrino Casoria, Pellegrino Casoria, Pellegrino Casoria, Pellegrino Casoria, Pellegrino Casoria, and Pellegrino Casoria. Distributed active measurement of internet queuing delays In Passive and Active Measurement, Extended Abstract, 278–280. Los Angeles (CA), Mar. 10-11 2014. 5 cites
Distributed Active Measurement of Internet Queuing Delays
Keywords
conference,poster
Cites: 5 (see at Google Scholar)
Riad Mazloum, Riad Mazloum, Riad Mazloum, Riad Mazloum, Riad Mazloum, and Riad Mazloum. Violation of interdomain routing assumptions In PAM'2014. Los Angeles (CA), Mar. 10-11 2014. 15 cites
Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, and Jordan Aug{\'e}. Tools to foster a global federation of testbeds Computer Networks, Special issue on Future Internet Testbeds, 2014. 19 cites
2013
Jordan Aug\'e, Jordan Aug\'e, Jordan Aug\'e, Jordan Aug\'e, Jordan Aug\'e, Jordan Aug\'e, and Jordan Aug\'e. Some thoughts towards an intercontinental federation FIRE-GENI workshop, October 14-15 2013.
Some thoughts towards an intercontinental federation
Keywords
invitedtalk
Jordan Aug\'e, Jordan Aug\'e, Jordan Aug\'e, Jordan Aug\'e, and Jordan Aug\'e. Can we define a standard interface for the measurement and monitoring plane ? FIRE-GENI workshop, October 14-15 2013.
Can we define a standard interface for the measurement and monitoring plane ?
Keywords
invitedtalk
Serge Fdida, Serge Fdida, Serge Fdida, Serge Fdida, and Serge Fdida. Some development about the future internet in europe CFI'2013, The 8th International Conference on Future Internet Technologies, June 5-7 2013.
Some development about the Future Internet in Europe
Keywords
invitedtalk
Riad Mazloum, Riad Mazloum, Riad Mazloum, Riad Mazloum, Riad Mazloum, and Riad Mazloum. On multi-exit routings and as relationships ISMA'2013 - 5th AIMS workshop, February 6-8 2013.
On multi-exit routings and AS relationships
Keywords
workshop
2012
Lo\"ic Baron, Lo\"ic Baron, Lo\"ic Baron, and Lo\"ic Baron. Towards an integrated portal for networking testbed federation, an open platform approach FIRE Engineering workshop, Nov 6-7 2012. 8 cites
Towards an integrated portal for networking testbed federation, an open platform approach
Keywords
workshop
Cites: 8 (see at Google Scholar)
Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, and Jordan Aug{\'e}. Supporting the experiment lifecycle with myslice GENI Engineering Conference, GEC15, Oct. 23-25 2012. 2 cites
Supporting the experiment lifecycle with MySlice
Keywords
invitedtalk
Cites: 2 (see at Google Scholar)
2011
Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, and Jordan Aug{\'e}. Measurement-based admission control for flow-aware implicit service differentiation In 23rd International Teletraffic Congress (ITC 2011). San Francisco, USA, Sep 2011. 4 cites
Measurement-Based Admission Control for Flow-Aware Implicit Service Differentiation
Abstract
It has previously been shown that the combined use of fair queuing and admission control would allow the Internet to provide satisfactory quality of service for both streaming and elastic flows without explicitly identifying traffic classes. In this paper we discuss the design of the required measurement based admission control (MBAC) scheme. The context is different to that of previous work on MBAC in that there is no prior knowledge of flow characteristics and there is a twofold objective: to maintain adequate throughput for elastic flows and to ensure low packet latency for any flow whose peak rate is less than a given threshold. In the paper we consider the second objective assuming realistically that most elastic and streaming flows are rate limited. We propose an MBAC algorithm and evaluate its performance by simulation under different stationary traffic mixes and in a flash crowd scenario. The algorithm is shown to offer a satisfactory compromise between flow performance and link utilization.
Keywords
conference,phd,Admission control,Flow-Aware Networking
Cites: 4 (see at Google Scholar)
2010
Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, and Jordan Aug{\'e}. Update on tophat & measurement system interconnection ISMA'2011 - 3rd AIMS workshop, February 8-10 2010.
Update on TopHat \& measurement system interconnection
Keywords
workshop
Thomas Bourgeau, Thomas Bourgeau, and Thomas Bourgeau. Tophat: supporting experiments through measurement infrastructure federation In Proceedings of TridentCom'2010. Berlin, Germany, 18-20 May 2010. 34 cites
TopHat: supporting experiments through measurement infrastructure federation
Keywords
conference
Cites: 34 (see at Google Scholar)
Jordan Aug{\'e}, Jordan Aug{\'e}, and Jordan Aug{\'e}. Overview of tophat: interconnecting the onelab measurement infrastructures ISMA'2010 - 2nd AIMS workshop, February 8-10 2010.
Overview of TopHat: Interconnecting the OneLab measurement infrastructures
Keywords
workshop
2009
KC Claffy, KC Claffy, KC Claffy, KC Claffy, KC Claffy, KC Claffy, KC Claffy, KC Claffy, KC Claffy, KC Claffy, and KC Claffy. The 2nd workshop on active internet measurements (aims-2) report ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review (CCR), 39(5):32–36, Oct 2009.
The 2nd Workshop on Active Internet Measurements (AIMS-2) report
Keywords
workshop
RG Clegg, RG Clegg, RG Clegg, RG Clegg, RG Clegg, RG Clegg, RG Clegg, RG Clegg, RG Clegg, RG Clegg, and RG Clegg. Challenges in the capture and dissemination of measurements from high-speed networks Communications, IET, 3(6):957–966, 2009. 11 cites
Challenges in the capture and dissemination of measurements from high-speed networks
Keywords
journal
Cites: 11 (see at Google Scholar)
2007
J. Aug{\'e} and J. Aug{\'e}. A statistical bandwidth sharing perspective on buffer sizing. In International Teletraffic Congress, volume 4516 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 410–421. 2007. URL: http://dblp.uni-trier.de/db/conf/teletraffic/itc2007.html#AugeR07.
2006
Jordan Aug{\'e} and Jordan Aug{\'e}. Buffer sizing for elastic traffic In Next Generation Internet Design and Engineering (NGI'06), 8–9. IEEE, 2006. 12 cites
2005
James Roberts and James Roberts. Fair queueing and congestion control Workshop on Congestion Control, September 2005.
IETF drafts
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MAP-Me : Managing Anchorless Mobility in Content Centric Networking
Jordan Augé, Giovanna Carofiglio, Luca Muscariello, Michele Papalini
draft-irtf-icnrg-mapme-00, IRTF, ICNRG, 2018
Patents
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Low-Overhead Anchorless Managing of Producer Mobility in Information-Centric Networking
Giovanna Carofiglio, Jordan Augé, Pascal Thubert - Cisco Technology Inc.
US20170034041A1 - Priority 2015-07-30 • Filing 2016-03-03 • Publication 2017-02-02 
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System and method to facilitate integration of information-centric networking into internet protocol networks
Luca MUSCARIELLO, Giovanna Carofiglio, Jordan Augé - Cisco Technology Inc.
US20180103128A1 - Filing 2017-07-25 • Publication 2018-04-12 
Posters
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Evaluation d'une proposition de gestion de trafic au niveau flot,
Jordan Augé,
Forum CIFRE, CNIT La Défense, Paris, 21 Mars 2006
PDF
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MASTS: Measurements at All Scales in Time and Space,
Jordan Augé, Richard Clayton, Andrew W. Moore
University of Cambridge, 2008
PDF
Technical reports
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Maquette de démonstration Cross-Protect (in french),
Jordan Augé, Nabil Benameur, Abdesselem Kortebi, Sara Oueslati, James Roberts,
Internal report, April 2005.
PDF
Selected presentations
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Some development about the Future Internet in Europe,
Serge Fdida, Jordan Augé, Marc-Olivier Buob, Loïc Baron, Timur Friedman, CFI'2013, The 8th International Conference on Future Internet Technologies, June 5-7, 2013, Beijing, China PDF -
Supporting the experiment lifecycle with MySlice,
Jordan Augé, Loïc Baron, Timur Friedman, Serge Fdida,
GENI Engineering Conference, GEC15 - Oct. 23-25, 2012 - Houston, TX
PDF
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A statistical bandwidth sharing perspective at buffer sizing,
Jordan Augé, James Roberts,
LIP6 seminars, December 4th, 2008.
PDF
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A brief introduction to Flow-Aware Networking,
Jordan Augé (inspired from collective work in the France Telecom team),
NETOS talklets, April 22nd, 2008.
PDF LaTeX source EPS files
Awards
- Our paper "Characterizing IPv4 Anycast Adoption and Deployment" published in CoNEXT'15 " received the Applied Networking Research Prize (ANRP) from IETF .