[Taken] Kernel-based QUIC implementation

The Quick UDP Internet Connections (QUIC) protocol has been proposed as the transport protocol for HTTP3. The protocol is based on the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) and facilitates a number of features in comparison to the traditional Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) such as streams and connection identifiers. Current, implementations of this protocol have been realised … Read more

[Taken] Extending Kubernetes Clusters to Individual Nodes in Edge Networks

Traditionally, Kubernetes has been designed to manage clusters of servers and distribute processing load over them, while providing resilience and scalability. Various approaches have been proposed that stretch the traditional Kubernetes concept to multi-cluster solutions where hardware from multiple providers are combined and deployments can be distributed over available hardware according to a variety of … Read more

[Taken] Information-Centric Networking for the Internet of Things

Current communication between devices and cloud infrastructure for the Internet of Things is based largely on IPv4 or IPv6. Information-Centric Networking (ICN) proposes to retrieve information from the ‘network’ based on named content instead of focussing on communication with a endpoints identified by addresses. Traditional sensors such as temperature sensors, GPS etc can be seen … Read more

[Taken] OpenFlow Implementation for Information-Centric Networking

OpenFlow has been proposed as a protocol for managing devices in a control plane to direct the operation of switches in a data plane in order to adjust the flows of traffic within a network. This development of this protocol has focussed on IPv4/6 and other traditional associated protocols. Information-Centric Networking (ICN) – in contrast … Read more