[P2P-F] direct peering of networks

[Michel Bauwens]

Hi Gordon,

if you look in the right column of our wiki, you can see a number of
personal projects, these are categories that can be maintained by (or
usually rather 'for') individuals, using a special category tag, see for
example see http://p2pfoundation.net/Category:OpenCapital

alternative, you could use the existing [[Category:P2P_Infrastructure]],
already used for a collective section, see
http://p2pfoundation.net/Category:P2P_Infrastructure

it's also important to find a good overall concept or name for your new
collection ....

this would also be a great way to revive your archives ... I can help for
example if you send the raw material, I can help input it ..



On Fri, May 27, 2011 at 11:43 PM, Gordon Cook <cook at cookreport.com> wrote:

> Hi Michel,
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> the " people"   like you and I and sep  can't do this quite yet.  In my
> opinion the philosophy is quite desirable and important.    This shows what
> MIGHT be doable 4 or 5 years from now with us ucan.... many many other
> political and economic issues stand in the way.
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> HOWEVER it is very important and it is directly relevant to my report of
> this past week.  I  need to find out or figure out how to link this
> information  from Bill st Arnaud  here to my report on the p2p wiki  at
>
>
> http://p2pfoundation.net/Report_on_Global_Education_and_Research_Networks
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> I would be interested in turning  my report pages into a subsection on the
> p2p wiki and keeping them up to date
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> On May 27, 2011, at 1:49 AM, Michel Bauwens wrote:
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> hi sepp, this might be of interest to our audience?
>
> see:
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>  Topic: The Missing Link: Dedicated End-to-End 10Gbps Optical Lightpaths
> for Clusters, Grids, and Clouds<http://groups.google.com/group/building-a-distributed-decentralized-internet/t/bc892a0040a8eb7b>
> Venessa Miemis <venessamiemis at gmail.com> May 25 04:03AM -0700 ^
>
> [Over the past several weeks there has been a lot of exciting
> developments in the R&E network community at the Spring Internet 2
> meeting and more recently at the Terena meeting in Prague about new
> Internet architectures built around GOLEs – GLIF Open Lightpath
> Exchanges. There is a growing consensus amongst most of the major R&E
> networks that we need to move away from traditional hierarchical
> networks to GOLEs enabling the direct peering of networks,
> institutions and/or researchers. This is primarily being driven by the
> data demands of global collaborative research. GOLEs enable a policy
> free interconnection with no bandwidth constraints or blocking between
> the connecting parties and therefore research is not constrained by
> policy or bandwidth issues as on traditional networks. GOLEs are also
> important for the R&E networks in the new research intensive nations
> like Brazil, China, South Africa, Korea, etc. In the future networks
> and researchers of these nations will be far less dependent on having
> to transit intermediary networks by peering directly with networks or
> institutions in designated host nations. The CANARIE UCLP (User
> Controlled LightPaths) and more recently Internet 2’s OS3E service
> are intended to allow institutions, or even researchers to establish
> their own private networks for specific VOs or communities of interest
> who can interconnect at these GOLEs.
>
> There is no question that GOLEs are going to challenge traditional
> business models for R&E networking, but the first priority must be to
> enable the needs of the researchers themselves in the exponential
> growth of data driven science. Here are 2 excellent slide
> presentations explaining this explosion of data driven science and why
> we need GOLES – BSA]
>
> The Missing Link: Dedicated End-to-End 10Gbps Optical Lightpaths for
> Clusters, Grids, and Clouds
>
> Dr Larry Smarr
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> http://lsmarr.calit2.net/presentations?slideshow=8084045
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> Dynamically Provisioned Networks as a Substrate for Science
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> David Foster CERN
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> https://lhcone.web.cern.ch/node/75
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