[P2P-F] Call for Position Papers on Internet Design Principles

Thu Apr 28 07:53:09 CEST 2011

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From: stef <stefan.marsiske at gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 5:29 AM
Subject: [fcf_discussion] FWD: Call for Position Papers on Internet Design
Principles
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anyone has any idea what's this about?

> EUROPEAN COMMISSION
>
> Information Society and Media Directorate-General
>
>
>
> Converged Networks and Services
>
> *Networked Media Systems*
>
>
>
> Brussels, 27 April 2011
>
> INFSO/D2 ILB/vdp D(2011)
>
> This is a reminder for the Internet Design Principles Call for
contributions
> with deadline 10 May 2011.
>
> The Call for position papers is also published at the following link:
>
http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/foi/research/fiarch/index_en.htm
>
> Encl: call for position papers.
>
> *Call for Position Papers on Internet Design Principles*
>
> Design principles play a central role in the architecture of the Internet
as
> driving most engineering decisions at conception level but also
operational
> level. Often cited as the corner stone of the Internet design compared to
> architectures that rely exclusively on design model (derived directly from
> requirements), they are for most of them not formally defined by means of
a
> closed mathematical formulation.
>
>
>
> Design principles suggest normative rules on how a designer/an architect
can
> best structure the various architectural components and describe the
> fundamental and time invariant laws underlying the working of an
engineered
> artifact. Note that the canonical definition of architecture (as specified
> in
>
http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/foi/docs/current_internet_limitations_v9.pdf
)
> includes the principles and guidelines governing their design and
evolution
> over time.
>
>
>
> For what concerns the Internet (as engineered artifact), its architecture
is
> governed by the following design principles (this list is not exhaustive
and
> represents the common baseline in terms of principles currently applied to
> the Internet architecture and its operation):
>
> ·      Modularization by relaxed layering
>
> ·      Connectionless datagram forwarding
>
> ·      Network of collaborating networks (Interconnection via gateways)
>
> ·      End‐to‐end principle/fate sharing principle combined with
>
> ·      intelligent end systems (user stateless network)
>
> ·      Simplicity principle
>
> ·      Loose coupling principle
>
> ·      Locality principle (local cause(s) shall result in local effects)
>
> The present call for contributions aims to address the issue of design
> principle applicability by identifying the necessary addition/possible
> improvement to the current principles. It is to be emphasized that a large
> part of the underlying research activity consists of identifying hidden
> relationships and effects between them.
>
>
>
> For this purpose, clear understanding about what individual projects
> actually do and how they position against these design principles is to be
> better identified. Position statements from various projects and research
> activities are expected to provide better insight on associated
> architectural challenges. For this purpose contributions shall be centered
>
> on the following questions:
>
>  *Which design principles your project is currently addressing /*
>
> *relying on?*
>
>  *Which design principles does your project challenge and for which*
>
> *reasons?*
>
>  *Which design objectives can't be achieved by application of current*
>
> *design principles?*
>
>  *Do you plan investigation on new principles or modification of*
>
> *existing principles ?*
>
>  *Which design principles (or adaptation of existing principles) would*
>
> *be required to address your design objectives ?*
>
> * *
>
> * *
>
> *Please provide your input to the **fiarch at future**‐**internet.eu **by
**10
> May** 2011.*
>
> * *
>
> * *
>
> *References and Reading Material:*
>
> ‐ R.Bush and D. Meyer, Some Internet Architectural Guidelines and
>
> Philosophy, IETF, RFC 3439 (updates RFC 1958), December 2002.
>
> ‐ R.Callon, The Twelve Networking Truths, IETF, RFC 1925, April 1996.
>
> ‐ B.Carpenter, Ed., Architectural Principles of the Internet, IETF, RFC
>
> 1958, June 1996.
>
> ‐ B.Carpenter, Internet Transparency, IETF, RFC 2775, February 2000.
>
> ‐ B.Carpenter and S.Brim, Middleboxes: Taxonomy and Issues, IETF, RFC
3234,
>
> February 2002.
>
> ‐ D.Clark, The design philosophy of the DARPA internet protocols, ACM
>
> SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review, Vol.18, No.4, pp.106‐114, August
>
> 1988.
>
> ‐ J.Kempf, Ed., R.Austein, Ed., The Rise of the Middle and the Future of
>
> End‐to‐End: Reflections on the Evolution of the Internet Architecture,
>
> IETF, RFC 3724, March 2004.
>
> ‐ T.Moors, A critical review of "End‐to‐end arguments in system design,
>
> Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC)
>
> 2002, New York City (New Jersey), USA, April/May 2002.
>
> ‐ J.Saltzer, D.Reed, and D.Clark, End‐to‐end arguments in system design,
>
> ACM Transactions on Computer Systems, November 1984.
>
> ‐ FIArch document: FIArch Group, “Fundamental Limitations of Current
> Internet and the path to Future Internet,” December 2010 URL:
>
http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/foi/docs/current_internet_limitations_v9.pdf

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