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Protocol Service Decomposition for High-Performance Networking
- In Proceedings of the Fourteenth ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles
, 1993
"... In this paper we describe a new approach to implementing network protocols that enables them to have high performance and high flexibility, while retaining complete conformity to existing application programming interfaces. The key insight behind our work is that an application's interface to t ..."
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In this paper we describe a new approach to implementing network protocols that enables them to have high performance and high flexibility, while retaining complete conformity to existing application programming interfaces. The key insight behind our work is that an application's interface
High-Performance Network Protocols and Architectures
"... High-Performance Network Protocols and Architectures by Marcos de Macedo Val'erio This dissertation investigates novel protocols and architectures for highspeed networks. We are primarily interested in ring networks, in particular the QuickRing network. The main characteristics of the QuickRin ..."
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High-Performance Network Protocols and Architectures by Marcos de Macedo Val'erio This dissertation investigates novel protocols and architectures for highspeed networks. We are primarily interested in ring networks, in particular the QuickRing network. The main characteristics of the Quick
Devoflow: Scaling flow management for high-performance networks
- In ACM SIGCOMM
, 2011
"... OpenFlow is a great concept, but its original design imposes excessive overheads. It can simplify network and traffic management in enterprise and data center environments, because it enables flow-level control over Ethernet switching and provides global visibility of the flows in the network. Howev ..."
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OpenFlow is a great concept, but its original design imposes excessive overheads. It can simplify network and traffic management in enterprise and data center environments, because it enables flow-level control over Ethernet switching and provides global visibility of the flows in the network
An Evaluation of Current High-Performance Networks
- IN INTERNATIONAL PARALLEL AND DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING SYMPOSIUM (IPDPS’03
, 2003
"... High-end supercomputers are increasingly built out of commodity components, and lack tight integration between the processor and network. This often results in inefficiencies in the communication subsystem, such as high software overheads and/or message latencies. In this paper we use a set of micro ..."
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High-end supercomputers are increasingly built out of commodity components, and lack tight integration between the processor and network. This often results in inefficiencies in the communication subsystem, such as high software overheads and/or message latencies. In this paper we use a set
An architecture for high performance network analysis
- Proceedings of ISCC 2001, Hammamet
, 2001
"... Abstract — Most Unix systems provide a set of system calls that allow applications to interact with the network directly. These primitives are useful for example in packet capture applications, which need to grab the data flowing through the network without any further processing from the kernel. Wi ..."
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Abstract — Most Unix systems provide a set of system calls that allow applications to interact with the network directly. These primitives are useful for example in packet capture applications, which need to grab the data flowing through the network without any further processing from the kernel
BIP: a new protocol designed for high performance networking on Myrinet
- In Workshop PC-NOW, IPPS/SPDP98
, 1998
"... Abstract. High speed networks are now providing incredible performances. Software evolution is slow and the old protocol stacks are no longer adequate for these kind of communication speed. When bandwidth increases, the latency should decrease as much in order to keep the system balance. With the cu ..."
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Abstract. High speed networks are now providing incredible performances. Software evolution is slow and the old protocol stacks are no longer adequate for these kind of communication speed. When bandwidth increases, the latency should decrease as much in order to keep the system balance
NFS Sensitivity to High Performance Networks
"... This paper examines NFS sensitivity to performance character-istics of emerging networks. We adopt an unusual method of in-serting controlled delays into live systems to measure sensitivity to basic network parameters. We develop a simple queuing model of an NFS server and show that it reasonably ch ..."
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. Continued reductions in processor overhead will be necessary to realize performance gains from future multi-gigabit networks. NFS can tolerate network latency in the regime of newer LANs and IP switches. Due to NFS’s historic high mix of small metadata operations, NFS is quite insensitive to network
High Performance Network with Minimal Firewall
, 2000
"... Argonne National Laboratory operates a complex internal network with a large number of external network peerings. A requirement of this network is that it be monitored with minimal impact on traffic. Cisco NetFlow technology provides the information necessary to monitor such a network, but the data ..."
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Argonne National Laboratory operates a complex internal network with a large number of external network peerings. A requirement of this network is that it be monitored with minimal impact on traffic. Cisco NetFlow technology provides the information necessary to monitor such a network, but the data
High-Performance Networking for Software DSMs
, 1998
"... Several messaging software architectures (MSAs) have been proposed and implemented for high-performance local-area networks (LANs). Several of these MSAs have been successful at providing low latency and high bandwidth to user-level processes that communicate via explicit message passing. In this ..."
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Several messaging software architectures (MSAs) have been proposed and implemented for high-performance local-area networks (LANs). Several of these MSAs have been successful at providing low latency and high bandwidth to user-level processes that communicate via explicit message passing
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