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Modern networks not only forward traffic, but also perform a variety of processing operations on packets (e.g., content inspection, transcoding, QoS scheduling). Such data-path functionality needs to be composed suitably to ensure correct operations and adherence to policies put in place by different entities in the Internet. Currently, there exists no explicit support for describing the semantics...
The design of the current Internet lacks in adaptability to accommodate novel network uses and functional requirements. It is therefore important to explore how new services can be introduced into the network infrastructure. We present a novel network architecture that can accommodate the deployment and custom instantiation of such network services. We discuss the motivation for our design and several...
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