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

Emerging applications---cloud computing, the internet of things, and augmented/virtual
reality---demand responsive, secure, and scalable datacenter networks. These networks …

Programmable switch hardware makes it possible to move fine-grained control logic inside
the network data plane, improving performance for a wide range of applications. However …

Network operators require real-time traffic monitoring insights to provide high performance
and security to their customers. It has been shown that artificial intelligence and machine …

Programming the network to add, remove, and modify functions has been a longstanding
goal in our community. Unfortunately, in today's programmable networks, the velocity of …

Support for Machine Learning (ML) applications in networking has significantly improved
over the last decade. The availability of public datasets and programmable switching fabrics …

Link-flooding attacks (LFAs) can cut off the Internet connection to selected server targets and
are hard to mitigate because adversaries use normal-looking and low-rate flows and can …

Memory disaggregation allows applications running on compute servers to expand their
pool of available memory capacity by leveraging remote resources through low-latency …

In-situ programmability refers to the capability for network devices to update data plane
functions and protocol processing logic at runtime without interrupting the services, driven by …

For public networks like the Internet and those of many clouds, end-host applications can
use any congestion control protocol they wish. This protocol diversity and application …