PRESTO 2010
Workshop on Programmable Routers for Extensible Services of Tomorrow
http://conferences.sigcomm.org/co-next/2010/Workshops/PRESTO/
(Held in conjunction with CoNEXT 2010)
November 30, 2010
Philadelphia, USA
Call for Papers
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There continues to be great interest in the networking research
community in rearchitecting the distribution of functions in IP
networks. These efforts can be described as a refactoring of router
and switch functionality into modular components and well-defined
interfaces, with the goal of enabling greater extensibility in
networks. Extensible network infrastructure would enable the
deployment of new network services, customization of networks for
different applications and customers, easier network management and so
forth. Efforts in this space span the range from open APIs for select
management, data and control plane functions to various open router
platforms including software-based routers, open firmware and open
hardware platforms.
Programmable network elements hold the promise of accelerating
innovation and service deployment in networks. At the same time,
greater programmability could exacerbate already challenging network
management tasks. This workshop will provide a forum for the exchange
of ideas between researchers and industry practitioners with a goal of
driving service innovation in IP networks using novel extensible
router and switch architectures.
Specific areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
* Abstractions for programmable network elements.
* Architectures for open/programmable network elements, including
transport, wireless and packet forwarding devices.
* Efficient and flexible data plane programmability.
* Cross-layer aware programmability.
* Network element virtualization.
* Network composition, configuration and provisioning in virtualized
environments.
* Platforms and APIs for network wide control and service programming.
* Programmable network elements for cloud computing and datacenter networking.
* Architectures, services and/or service features enabled by programmability.
* The impact of programmability on network management and operations.
The workshop solicits original papers on completed work, position
papers, and/or work-in-progress papers on the challenges raised above.
Papers that bring out new and interesting approaches at an early stage
of their development are very welcome as are papers that describe
industry efforts related to the CFP.
Instructions for Authors
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Submissions must be no greater than 6 pages in length and must be a PDF file.
Submissions that deviate from these guidelines will be rejected
without consideration.
Paper submission details TBD.
Important dates
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Abstract Submission - August 6, 2010
Paper Submission - August 13, 2010
Notification of Acceptance - September 17, 2010
Camera-ready Papers Due - October 8, 2010
Workshop - November 30, 2010
Committee
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TPC co-chairs
T. S. Eugene Ng - Rice University
Sylvia Ratnasamy - Intel Research
Jonathan M. Smith - University of Pennsylvania
Steering Committee
Patrick Crowley - Washington University in St. Louis
T.V. Lakshman - Alcatel-Lucent, Bell Labs
Dave Maltz - Microsoft Research
Nick McKeown - Stanford University
Jennifer Rexford - Princeton University
Kobus Van der Merwe - AT&T Labs - Research
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