Programmable data planes allow users to define their own data plane algorithms for network
devices including appropriate data plane application programming interfaces (APIs) which …

Push-In First-Out (PIFO) queues are hardware primitives which enable programmable
packet scheduling by allowing to perfectly reorder packets at line rate. While promising …

Congestion control today is predominantly achieved via end-to-end mechanisms with little
support from the network. As a result, end-hosts must cooperate to achieve optimal …

Today, networks are still vulnerable to high latencies. An important reason for that is the
Bufferbloat problem caused by big packet buffers as part of the forwarding equipment of …

The increasing performance requirements of today's Internet applications demand a reliable
mechanism to transfer data. Many applications rely on the Transmission Control Protocol …

The advent of programmable network switch ASICs and recent developments on other
programmable data planes (NPUs, FPGAs) drive the renewed interest in network data plane …

P4 In-Band Telemetry (INT) for Latency-aware VNF in Metro Networks Page 1 M3Z.6.pdf OFC
2019 © OSA 2019 P4 In-Band Telemetry (INT) for Latency-aware VNF in Metro Networks F …

This article presents a Machine Learning Controller (MLC) supported by a P4 switch for
improving rate control in non-dedicated Science Demilitarized Zone (Science DMZ) …

Activity-Based Congestion management (ABC) is a novel domain-based QoS mechanism
providing more fairness among customers on bottleneck links. It avoids per-flow or per …

Multiple video players competing at a bottleneck link give rise to overlap** ON-OFF traffic
patterns. These patterns may introduce the problem of overlap** oscillatory effects …