Testbed/Tutorials/Researching work on P4.
Source code for Speedlight, a system for Synchronized Network Snapshots
This p4 program provides GTP.v1 encapsulation/decapsulation/steering. Furthermore you can get hop latency via postcard telemetry from each node of the network.
A novel approach based on Random Forests that quickly and accurately identifies elephant flows in programmable Data Planes.
BMV2 prototype for the paper "DIDA: Distributed In-Network Defense Architecture Against Amplified Reflection DDoS Attacks" accepted at IEEE NetSoft'20.
Development of CES, a component that should be deployed at the border of a 5G network in the Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) use case, which authenticates users and implements a policy-based protocol for authorizing them to access services.
Projects related to configuring L2 switches and L3 routers using P4 language
An attempt at a proof of concept to implement RMI in P4. This is an adaptation of the code generation part of the RMI reference implementation to create P4 source code files instead of C++
This project provides a p4 pipeline capable to forwarding packets and monitoring performances via Postcard Telemetry. The Onos application is capable to control the p4 switches, that have this pipeline, and install the flow rules needed to provide the packets forwarding and monitoring via Postcard Telemetry.
Two layer RMIs on P4 capable network switches
Real-Time Slice Management Framework using P4
P4 program in charge of computing flow features. It then decides whether it is CG traffic or not.
Development of CES, a component that should be deployed at the border of a 5G network in the Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) use case, which authenticates users and implements a policy-based protocol for authorizing them to access services.
This repository contains code-scripts written bhy me in P4 language.
Implementation of In-band Network Telemetry (INT) version 1.0 on Bmv2 switches
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