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GIN Global Information Network Demo Prototype

GIN Global Information Network Demo Prototype. Matteo D’Ambrosio Vinicio Vercellone. A Hybrid Approach to ICN: GIN. GIN (Global Information Network) is a hybrid networking architecture for ICN GIN supports both host-centric and information- centric communication services

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GIN Global Information Network Demo Prototype

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  1. GIN Global Information NetworkDemo Prototype Matteo D’Ambrosio Vinicio Vercellone

  2. A HybridApproach to ICN: GIN • GIN (Global Information Network) isa hybrid networking architecture for ICN • GIN supportsbothhost-centric and information-centriccommunicationservices • GIN interconnects Information Objects, addressed by user-level names • GIN supportsanyuser-levelnamingscheme (Internet URIs, NetInf, DONA, CCN, etc.) • GIN ispacketbased • GIN adopts end-to-end transportservices • GIN forwards data by name in the global Internet, over L2/L3 heterogeneous sublayers • A data planeprovides fast forwarding on shortestpaths • A control planeprovideslocal and global resolution and routing

  3. GIN NameResolution and Routing In the Dictionary, Object IDs are registered by clients with a GIN registration protocol (PUT) Dictionary Object.IDNetwork.ID push Network.ID Object.ID Object.ID Object.ID Object.ID Next Hop Table (NHT) Network.IDNextHop.INFO GET GET GET GET Next HopNode In the NHT Network IDs are advertised in traditional intra/inter-domain routing protocols (e.g. ISIS, BGP)

  4. GIN Fast Forwarding In the Dictionary, Object IDs are registered by clients with a GIN registration protocol (PUT) Dictionary Object.IDNetwork.ID Network.ID Network.ID Object.ID Object.ID Next Hop Table (NHT) Network.IDNextHop.INFO GET GET Next HopNode In the NHT Network IDs are advertised in traditional intra/inter-domain routing protocols (e.g. ISIS, BGP)

  5. GIN DEMO: WhatWe Are Going To Show • A Storage Service over a GIN Network • Can be used from IP legacy Clients via GIN proxynodes • GIN name-basedforwardingbetween L2/L3 heterogeneous sublayers • L2: Ethernet • L3: IPv4, IPv6 • GPING service • Object copiesecho service • GIN contentlocality • Objects are retrieved from nearcopies inside a MDHT domain • MultisourceRetrieval • Objects are retrieved from multiple nearcopies in parallel with performance gain

  6. GIN PrototypeTestbed and MDHT Configuration MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_A MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_B ETHERNET gin209 gin208 00:50:56:89:00:29 00:50:56:89:00:5f A-C A-E • ::3 • ::3 • .3 • .10 Ipv6 IPv4 192.168.10.8/29 • 2001:6b8:80:2/64 • IPv4 • IPv6 • 2001:6b8:80:1/64 • 192.168.10.0/29 D-G H-L M-R S-Z F-O P-Z • .5 • .4 • ::4 • .11 • ::4 • ::5 gin210 gin211 gin212 gin213 gin214 gin215 Legacy Internet IPv4 Q K GIN Nodes are interconnected by means of heterogeneous sublayers: IPv4, IPv6, Ethernet Two double-level MDHT Domains (A and B) are statically configured

  7. Object Upload and Registration (PUT) MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_A MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_B Client Q uploads object /Q/X to Access Nodegin215 Object /Q/X is registered in MDHT (locally and on another upper level node) ETHERNET gin209 gin208 Ipv6 IPv4 • IPv4 • IPv6 /Q/Xgin215 gin210 gin211 gin212 gin213 gin214 gin215 /Q/X /Q/XLocal Legacy Internet IPv4 Q K /Q/X

  8. GIN Demo – Publication(PUT) MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_A MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_B Search Engine isupdated with object /Q/X info and a PUT Replyissent back to client Q ETHERNET gin209 gin208 Search DB Ipv6 IPv4 /Q/X info • IPv4 • IPv6 /Q/Xgin215 gin210 gin211 gin212 gin213 gin214 gin215 /Q/X /Q/XLocal Registration OK Legacy Internet IPv4 Q K /Q/X

  9. GIN Demo – Object Search MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_A MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_B Client K findsobjectname /Q/X (e.g. from a Search Engine) ETHERNET gin209 gin208 Search DB Ipv6 IPv4 /Q/X info • IPv4 • IPv6 /Q/Xgin215 gin210 gin211 gin212 gin213 gin214 gin215 /Q/X /Q/XLocal Legacy Internet IPv4 Q K /Q/X /Q/X?

  10. GIN Demo – Object Request (GET with GPING) MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_A MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_B Client K sends a GET request for /Q/X to accessnode gin211 Node gin211 sends a GPING request for /Q/X and receives a GPING Reply from gin215 ETHERNET gin209 gin208 MDHT default to nw_B Ipv6 IPv4 • IPv4 • IPv6 /Q/Xgin215 gin210 gin211 gin212 gin213 gin214 gin215 /Q/X /Q/XLocal Legacy Internet IPv4 Q K /Q/X /Q/X?

  11. GIN Demo – Copy Registrationand Retrieval MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_A MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_B /Q/X iscachedlocallyon gin211, registeredin the MDHT and downloaded to client K ETHERNET gin209 gin208 Ipv6 IPv4 • IPv4 • IPv6 /Q/Xgin215 gin210 gin211 gin212 gin213 gin214 gin215 /Q/X /Q/X /Q/XLocal /Q/Xgin211 /Q/XLocal /Q/X Legacy Internet IPv4 Q K /Q/X /Q/X?

  12. GIN Demo – Multicast GPING REQUEST MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_A MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_B /Q/X ETHERNET gin209 gin208 /Q/XLocal Ipv6 IPv4 • IPv4 • IPv6 /Q/Xgin215 gin210 gin211 gin212 gin213 gin214 gin215 /Q/X /Q/X /Q/XLocal /Q/X211,209 /Q/XLocal /Q/X? Legacy Internet IPv4 Z A GPING request from gin212 is MDHT-forwarded to the nearestcopies of /Q/X via gin213

  13. GIN Demo – Multisource Download MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_A MDHT Network /ti/gin_nw_B Object /Q/X can be downloaded in parallel from multiple sources to gin212, and then to Z /Q/X ETHERNET gin209 gin208 Ipv6 IPv4 • IPv4 • IPv6 /Q/Xgin215 gin210 gin211 gin212 gin213 gin214 gin215 /Q/X /Q/X /Q/X /Q/XLocal /Q/X211,209,212 /Q/XLocal /Q/X211,209 /Q/XLocal /Q/X? /Q/X Legacy Internet IPv4 Z

  14. Multisource Download Test /Q/X /Q/X gin210 gin211 1 Kpps 1 Kpps • .5 • .4 IPv4 • 192.168.10.0/29 5005000pps • .3 gin209 gin208 ETHERNET 00:50:56:89:00:29 00:50:56:89:00:5f • ::3 Node gin208 is downloading object /Q/X from 1 to 4 sources in parallel Eachsource isshapedat 1000 pps in upsteam Ethernet link to gin208 isthrottledat X pps with X going from 500 to 5000 pps • 2001:6b8:80:1/64 Ipv6 1 Kpps 1 Kpps • ::4 • ::5 gin212 gin213 /Q/X /Q/X

  15. Multisource Download Performance Gain /Q/X /Q/X gin210 gin211 1 Kpps 1 Kpps IPv4 5005000pps gin209 gin208 ETHERNET • ::3 Ipv6 1 Kpps 1 Kpps gin212 gin213 A 50 MB file hasbeenretrieved from 1-4 sources in parallel. The download time isshown in the figure. /Q/X /Q/X

  16. Conclusions • A proof-of-conceptprototype of GIN hasbeenimplemented • An ICN storage service isprovidedover heteregeneous L2/L3 sublayers with multisourceretrieval • Open source code isavailable on the GIN web site http://gin.ngnet.it • Tryyourself the GIN ICN DEMO SERVICE on TI testbed • The ICN Demo Service will be availableuntil the end of February 2013 • On the web site you can find: • GIN Documents • Architecture Report with Performance/Scalability analysis and MDHT papers • GIN Demo Prototype • Software documentation • Open Source Code

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