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13. HotNets 2014: Los Angeles, CA, USA
- Ethan Katz-Bassett, John S. Heidemann, Brighten Godfrey, Anja Feldmann
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Proceedings of the 13th ACM Workshop on Hot Topics in Networks, HotNets-XIII, Los Angeles, CA, USA, October 27-28, 2014. ACM 2014, ISBN 978-1-4503-3256-9
The Internet
- Ankit Singla, Balakrishnan Chandrasekaran
The Internet at the Speed of Light. 1:1-1:7 - Gábor Rétvári, Dávid Szabó, András Gulyás, Attila Korösi, János Tapolcai
An Information-Theoretic Approach to Routing Scalability. 2:1-2:7 - Stefano Vissicchio, Laurent Vanbever, Jennifer Rexford
Sweet Little Lies: Fake Topologies for Flexible Routing. 3:1-3:7
How to manage networks
- Aditya Akella, Ratul Mahajan:
A Call to Arms for Management Plane Analytics. 4:1-4:7 - Sean Patrick Donovan, Nick Feamster:
Intentional Network Monitoring: Finding the Needle without Capturing the Haystack. 5:1-5:7 - Wenfei Wu, Li Erran Li, Aurojit Panda, Scott Shenker
PRAN: Programmable Radio Access Networks. 6:1-6:7
... using which information
- Liron Schiff, Michael Borokhovich, Stefan Schmid
Reclaiming the Brain: Useful OpenFlow Functions in the Data Plane. 7:1-7:7 - Qi Huang, Helga Gudmundsdottir, Ymir Vigfusson, Daniel A. Freedman, Ken Birman
Characterizing Load Imbalance in Real-World Networked Caches. 8:1-8:7 - Xiaoqi Yin, Vyas Sekar, Bruno Sinopoli:
Toward a Principled Framework to Design Dynamic Adaptive Streaming Algorithms over HTTP. 9:1-9:7 - Yi Sun, Junchen Jiang, Vyas Sekar, Hui Zhang, Fuyuan Lin, Nanshu Wang:
Using Video-Based Measurements to Generate a Real-Time Network Traffic Map. 10:1-10:7
... with which network concepts?
- Junchen Jiang, Xi Liu, Vyas Sekar, Ion Stoica, Hui Zhang:
EONA: Experience-Oriented Network Architecture. 11:1-11:7 - Nikola Gvozdiev, Brad Karp, Mark Handley:
FUBAR: Flow Utility Based Routing. 12:1-12:7 - Soheil Hassas Yeganeh, Yashar Ganjali:
Beehive: Towards a Simple Abstraction for Scalable Software-Defined Networking. 13:1-13:7
... incorporating some unexpected observations
- Laurent Vanbever, Oscar Li, Jennifer Rexford
Anonymity on QuickSand: Using BGP to Compromise Tor. 14:1-14:7 - Arne Ludwig, Matthias Rost, Damien Foucard, Stefan Schmid
Good Network Updates for Bad Packets: Waypoint Enforcement Beyond Destination-Based Routing Policies. 15:1-15:7 - Kyle Schomp, Mark Allman, Michael Rabinovich
DNS Resolvers Considered Harmful. 16:1-16:7
... leading to alternative approaches
- Jinghao Shi, Zhangyu Guan, Chunming Qiao, Tommaso Melodia
Crowdsourcing Access Network Spectrum Allocation Using Smartphones. 17:1-17:7 - Brandon Schlinker, Kyriakos Zarifis, Ítalo S. Cunha, Nick Feamster, Ethan Katz-Bassett:
PEERING: An AS for Us. 18:1-18:7 - Mahanth Gowda, Nirupam Roy, Romit Roy Choudhury:
Infrastructure Mobility: A What-if Analysis. 19:1-19:7
... new concepts
- Yifei Yuan, Rajeev Alur, Boon Thau Loo
NetEgg: Programming Network Policies by Examples. 20:1-20:7 - Aditya Akella, Arvind Krishnamurthy:
A Highly Available Software Defined Fabric. 21:1-21:7 - Balakrishnan Chandrasekaran
Tolerating SDN Application Failures with LegoSDN. 22:1-22:7 - Anran Wang, Chunyi Peng, Ouyang Zhang, Guobin Shen, Bing Zeng:
InFrame: Multiflexing Full-Frame Visible Communication Channel for Humans and Devices. 23:1-23:7
... and thoughts about resource sharing
- Ioannis Psaras, Lorenzo Saino
Revisiting Resource Pooling: The Case for In-Network Resource Sharing. 24:1-24:7 - Wei Bai
PIAS: Practical Information-Agnostic Flow Scheduling for Data Center Networks. 25:1-25:7 - Meg Walraed-Sullivan, Jitendra Padhye, David A. Maltz:
Theia: Simple and Cheap Networking for Ultra-Dense Data Centers. 26:1-26:7
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