Multi-architecture Compiler System for Abstract Data plane (MACSAD) project has already resulted in a Poster & Demo @SIGCOMM16, a conference paper @IEEE-HPSR’17, a Demo @P4Workshop’18, and a journal paper @JSAC-COMSOC’18. Likewise, BB-Gen has received wide interest from the community while being presented as Demos @SBRC’18, @P4Workshop’18, and @SIGCOMM’18. Aware of the open source role in research, […]
The ACM SIGCOMM 2018 is one of the biggest annual conferences of the ACM Special Interest Group on Data Communication (SIGCOMM) on the applications, technologies, architectures, and protocols for computer communication. SIGCOMM members include educators, students, scientists, etc., studying all aspects of computer communications and networks (i.e., analysis, technical design, engineering, measurement, and management). The ACM SIGCOMM 2018 was held in Budapest, […]
The Workshop in computer and communication systems performance (WPerformance) is a workshop to discuss ideas about methods, models, techniques, and tools for evaluating the performance of computational and communication systems. The 17th edition of WPerformance was held with the 38th Brazilian Computer Science Society Conference (CSBC) in Natal-RN. In this edition, two papers from INTRIG research group were accepted […]
The P4 Workshop Day and P4 Developer Day are the two biggest bi-annual events held by the P4 organization. The P4 Workshop Day brings together the developers and researchers from academia as well as industry who are working with P4 language creating innovative applications and use cases by providing them a platform to showcase their work via […]
PhD. Researcher, Nathan Saraiva, presented a tutorial “Network Softwarization: from From data layer to orchestration Layer ” during the Encontro Unificado de Computação – ENUCOMP on Thursday, November 16, 2017. The event occurs in Parnaíba city (Brazil). The objective of this tutorial is presented a bottom-up approach to network softwarization more specifically about P4 Language, Software-defined Networking, and Network […]
Prof. Christian Rothenberg delivered the opening Keynote at HPSR 2017 on “Softwarized dataplanes and the P^3 trade-offs: programmability, performance, portability” In the same event, Pattam Gyanesh Patra presented the paper “MACSAD: High Performance Dataplane Applications on the Move” on Monday, June 19, 2017 Alaelson Jatoba-Neto presented “Scaling Optical Networks Using Full-Spectrum Spatial Switching“, joint work with […]