[Coin] NetDev: Nick McKeown on "Creating an End-to-End Programming Model for Packet Forwarding"
Dirk Kutscher <ietf@dkutscher.net> Wed, 22 July 2020 15:35 UTC
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Subject: [Coin] NetDev: Nick McKeown on "Creating an End-to-End Programming Model for Packet Forwarding"
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Might be of interest: --------------- Imagine a world where the owner of a large network can express the behavior they want in their network using a high-level language. The desired programmatic intent is then partitioned and compiled to run on different available network elements that make up the network, ranging from the end-host Linux user-space and kernel stack, vSwitch, physical NICs and switches. How can we work together to get there? Several great techniques and languages exist for expressing packet forwarding behavior. In this keynote talk Nick will explore how we might work toward this vision, hopefully leading to some healthy debate and discussion. https://netdevconf.info/0x14/session.html?keynote-mckeown
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