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학술대회 Advertising Cached Contents in the Control Plane: Necessity and Feasibility
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저자
Yaogong Wang, Kyunghan Lee, Balakrishna Venkataraman, Ravi L. Shamanna, Injong Rhee, 양선희
발행일
201203
출처
INFOCOM Workshops 2012, pp.286-291
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/INFCOMW.2012.6193507
협약과제
11PI2300, 미래인터넷 국제협력 연구를 위한 테스트베드 구축, 양선희
초록
A key feature of Information-Centric Networking architectures is universal caching where anyone can cache any content and users can obtain the content from anywhere as long as the content itself is intact. This powerful feature benefits the content providers, the Internet service providers (ISPs) as well as end users since the requested content can be fetched from the nearest cache who is able to satisfy the request. Hence, server load, redundant network traffic and fetch latency are all reduced. However, given the huge number of contents in the Internet and the rapid replacement of cached contents, designing a scalable routing protocol to reach the full potential of universal caching is very challenging. Previous proposal in [1] tackles the problem by only considering contents on original servers in the control plane and opportunistically exploring cached contents in the data plane via so-called forwarding strategy. In this paper we argue that, to unleash the full potential of Information-Centric Networking, cached contents should be taken into consideration in the control plane and propose a specific scheme to achieve that. We believe addressing cached contents in the control plane (even imperfectly) is more efficient than "guessing" them in the data plane. © 2012 IEEE.
KSP 제안 키워드
Control plane, Data plane, End-users, Forwarding strategy, Information centric networking, Internet Service Providers, Network Traffic, Universal Caching, networking architecture, routing protocol, server load