Information-Centric Networking: In-Network Computing and Naming - Paper Session 1

Explore cutting-edge research in Information-Centric Networking (ICN) through this ACM ICN 2020 conference session. Dive into three groundbreaking papers addressing in-network computing and naming challenges. Learn about ENDN, an enhanced NDN architecture with a P4-programmable data plane, discover effective naming strategies for big science data in Named Data Networking, and explore result provenance in Named Function Networking. Gain insights into innovative solutions for network architecture, data management, and function orchestration. Understand the motivations, existing challenges, and proposed solutions in each research area. Examine implementation feasibility, experimental results, and recommendations for future applications and network operations.

Intro
Motivation
Existing Solutions
Existing Challenges
Overview of ENDN
Proposed Data Plane Architecture
EPIT and EFIB entries
EProcessing Module
Forwarding Logic Module
P4 Function Target
Implementation Feasibility
Experiment 1
Conclusion and Future Work
A Climate File Name
The takeaways
Expressive vs Shorter names - Data Structures
Expressive vs Shorter names - Application Layer Functionality
Minimum Usable Data Units (MDU)
Naming Recommendations for Applications
Naming Recommendations for Science Network Operators
Conclusions
A Primer on Named Function Networking
Example: NFN Orchestration + Evaluation