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Redes Centradas em Informações (ICN), originalmente inovadas para distribuição eficiente de dados, são atualmente discutidas para serem aplicadas ao ambiente de computação de ponta. Neste artigo, nos concentramos em um contexto mais flexível, computação em rede, que é habilitado pela arquitetura ICN. Na computação em rede baseada em ICN, é necessário um método de encadeamento de funções (roteamento) para encadear múltiplas funções localizadas em diferentes roteadores amplamente distribuídos na rede. Nossa proposta é uma abordagem dupla, Roteamento sob demanda para rota responsiva (OR3) e Registros de Rota (RR). OU3 encadeia dados e múltiplas funções com eficiência em comparação com um método de roteamento existente. O RR armazena reativamente informações de roteamento para reduzir a sobrecarga de comunicação/computação. Neste artigo, realizamos uma análise matemática para verificar a exatidão do algoritmo de roteamento proposto. Além disso, investigamos aplicabilidades de OR3/RR para um contexto de computação de ponta no futuro Além da era 5G/6G, na qual ricos recursos de computação são fornecidos por nós móveis graças às tecnologias de ponta de dispositivos móveis. Nos ambientes móveis, o ponto de vista ideal de “roteamento” é muito diferente do ambiente com fio estável. Abordamos esta questão desafiadora e propomos recentemente melhorias de protocolo para sala de cirurgia3 considerando a mobilidade do nó. Os resultados da avaliação revelam que a OR melhorada pela mobilidade3 pode descobrir caminhos estáveis para encadeamento de funções para permitir uma computação em rede baseada em ICN mais confiável em um ambiente de rede altamente dinâmico.
Yusaku HAYAMIZU
Network Research Institute at the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT)
Masahiro JIBIKI
Network Research Institute at the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT)
Miki YAMAMOTO
Kansai University
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Yusaku HAYAMIZU, Masahiro JIBIKI, Miki YAMAMOTO, "Information-Centric Function Chaining for ICN-Based In-Network Computing in the Beyond 5G/6G Era" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E107-B, no. 1, pp. 94-104, January 2024, doi: 10.1587/transcom.2023WWP0005.
Abstract: Information-Centric Networking (ICN) originally innovated for efficient data distribution, is currently discussed to be applied to edge computing environment. In this paper, we focus on a more flexible context, in-network computing, which is enabled by ICN architecture. In ICN-based in-network computing, a function chaining (routing) method for chaining multiple functions located at different routers widely distributed in the network is required. Our proposal is a twofold approach, On-demand Routing for Responsive Route (OR3) and Route Records (RR). OR3 efficiently chains data and multiple functions compared with an existing routing method. RR reactively stores routing information to reduce communication/computing overhead. In this paper, we conducted a mathematical analytics in order to verify the correctness of the proposed routing algorithm. Moreover, we investigate applicabilities of OR3/RR to an edge computing context in the future Beyond 5G/6G era, in which rich computing resources are provided by mobile nodes thanks to the cutting-edge mobile device technologies. In the mobile environments, the optimum from viewpoint of “routing” is largely different from the stable wired environment. We address this challenging issue and newly propose protocol enhancements for OR3 by considering node mobility. Evaluation results reveal that mobility-enhanced OR3 can discover stable paths for function chaining to enable more reliable ICN-based in-network computing under the highly-dynamic network environment.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/transcom.2023WWP0005/_p
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