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Enabling In-situ Programmability in Network Data Plane: From Architecture to Language
2022
Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation
In-situ programmability refers to the capability for network devices to update data plane functions and protocol processing logic at runtime without interrupting the services, driven by dynamic and interactive network operations towards autonomous networks. The existing programmable switch architecture (e.g., PISA) and programming language (e.g., P4) were designed for monolithic and static implementation, which requires a complete programming and deployment cycle for functional update,
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