Paper Info
Title
A query language for network search.
Abstract
Network search makes operational data available in real-time to management applications. In contrast to traditional monitoring, neither the data location nor the data format needs to be known to the invoking process, which simplifies application development, but requires an efficient search plane inside the managed system. This paper presents a query language for network search and discusses how search queries can be executed in a networked system. The search space consists of named objects that are modeled as sets of attribute-value pairs. The data model is more general than the relational model, and the query language is more expressive than relational calculus. The paper shows that distributed query processing can be performed using an echo algorithm and that name resolution can be embedded in query processing. Finally, two use cases for network search are presented, one in networking and one in cloud computing, the latter backed up by a prototype implementation.
Year
Venue
Keywords
2013
IM
cloud computing,query languages,query processing,attribute-value pairs,cloud computing,distributed query processing,echo algorithm,network search,networking,operational data,prototype implementation,query language,relational calculus,search plane,search space,Network search,distributed management,management paradigms,name resolution
DocType
Citations 
PageRank 
Conference
6
0.53
References 
Authors
18
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Misbah Uddin1222.96
Rolf Stadler270670.88
Alexander Clemm318134.92