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Network-Programmable Operational Flow Profiling
DOI:10.1109/MCOM.2019.1800498.png)
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A detailed understanding of networks and network flows is key for many important operational problems, such as optimizing network performance, identifying causes of degradations or service-level fluctuations, and detecting security threats. However, gaining such insights remains a highly challenging task. This article presents a new approach for obtaining detailed behavioral and performance-related insights at the level of individual packets and flows, based on the concept of network-programmable operational flow profiling. Our approach leverages BPP, a novel networking framework which allows operational flow profiles to be programmed from the network edge without requiring heavy analytics and data collection frameworks.
Keywords:
Telemetry
Task analysis
Protocols
Security
Aggregates
DNA
Degradation
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