Paper Info
Title
Architectural principles and elements of in-network management
Abstract
Recent endeavors in addressing the challenges of the current and future Internet pursue a clean slate design methodology. Simultaneously, it is argued that the Internet is unlikely to be changed in one fell swoop and that its next generation requires an evolutionary design approach. Recognizing both positions, we claim that cleanness and evolution are not mutually exclusive, but rather complementary and indispensable properties for sustainable management in the future Internet. In this paper we propose the in-network management (INM) paradigm, which adopts a clean slate design approach to the management of future communication networks that is brought about by evolutionary design principles. The proposed paradigm builds on embedded management capabilities to address the intrinsic nature, and hence, close relationship between the network and its management. At the same time, INM assists in the gradual adoption of embedded self-managing processes to progressively achieve adequate and practical degrees of INM. We demonstrate how INM can be exploited in current and future network management by its application to P2P networks.
Year
DOI
Venue
2009
10.1109/INM.2009.5188858
Integrated Network Management
Keywords
Field
DocType
national electric code,internet,design methodology,software systems,business,probability density function,data mining,communication networks,technology management
Telecommunications network,Sustainable management,Self-management,Computer science,Computer network,Software system,Design methods,Network management,Technology management,The Internet
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
14
1.14
16
Authors
8
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Dominique Dudkowski1899.85
Marcus Brunner229634.18
Giorgio Nunzi313112.37
Chiara Mingardi4826.09
Christopher Foley5141.14
Miguel Ponce de Leon6141.14
Catalin Meirosu717822.64
Susanne Engberg8141.14