Optical networking research in Amsterdam Paola Grosso UvA - AIR group.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Electronic Visualization Laboratory University of Illinois at Chicago EVL Optical Networking Research Oliver Yu Electronic Visualization Laboratory University.
Advertisements

Photonic TeraStream and ODIN By Jeremy Weinberger The iCAIR iGRID2002 Demonstration Shows How Global Applications Can Use Intelligent Signaling to Provision.
GLIF Global Lambda Integrated Facility Kees Neggers CCIRN Cairns Australia, 3 July 2004.
Erik-Jan Bos GLIF Tech co-chair GLIF, the Global Lambda Integrated Facility CCIRN meeting Xian, China August 26, 2007 GLIF Tech (and other WGs)
Resource Brokering: Your Ticket Into NetherLight Paola Grosso Jeroen van der Ham Cees de Laat UvA - AIR group.
Network Services and International Collaboration December 11 th 2014, Muscat Alexander van den Hil
Global Lambda Integrated Facility (GLIF) Kees Neggers SURFnet Internet2 Fall meeting Austin, TX, 27 September 2004.
Rationale for GLIF November CA*net 4 Update >Network is now 3 x 10Gbps wavelengths – Cost of wavelengths dropping dramatically – 3 rd wavelength.
Authorization of a QoS path based on Generic AAA SC2002 Baltimore NOV Bas van Oudenaarde Advanced Internet Research Group University of Amsterdam.
DWDM-RAM: DARPA-Sponsored Research for Data Intensive Service-on-Demand Advanced Optical Networks DWDM RAM DWDM RAM BUSINESS WITHOUT BOUNDARIES.
Feb On*Vector Workshop Semantic Web for Hybrid Networks Dr. Paola Grosso SNE group University of Amsterdam The Netherlands.
Oct RoN meetingResource Brokering Resource Brokering and Management: making use of RDF Paola Grosso Jeroen van der Ham.
S t a r P l a n e S t a r P l a n e Application Specific Management of Photonic Networks Li XU & JP Velders SNE group meeting
May TNC2007 Network Description Language - Semantic Web for Hybrid Networks Network Description Language: Semantic Web for Hybrid Networks Paola.
May TERENA workshopStarPlane StarPlane: Application Specific Management of Photonic Networks Paola Grosso SNE group - UvA.
Oct RoN meetingiGrid2005: a lambda networking facility Paola Grosso AIR/ UvA.
Feb ON*VECTOR Photonics Workshop iGrid 2005 Cyber-Infrastructure iGrid2005 Cyber-infrastructure Paola Grosso GigaPort project UvA.
Oct. 17/ RoN meetingNetwork tests on SURFnet6 Hans Blom & Paola Grosso AIR group - UvA.
ESnet On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) Chin Guok Network Engineering Group Thomas Ndousse Visit February Energy.
Dutch Tier 1 SARA/NIKHEF & SURFnet Erik-Jan Bos Director of Network Services SURFnet, The Netherlands To/T1 networking meeting, Geneva, Switzerland July.
GLIF Engineering (TEC) Working Group & SURFnet6 Blue Print Erik-Jan Bos Director of Network Services, SURFnet I2 Fall meeting, Austin, TX, USA September.
SURFnet and the LHC Erik-Jan Bos Director of Network Services, SURFnet Co-chair of GLIF TEC LHC T0/1 Network Meeting, Amsterdam January 21, 2005.
ICFA HEP Grid and Digital Divide Workshop May 2005 Daegu, Korea George McLaughlin Director, International Developments AARNet Kees Neggers Managing.
GGF16-ghpnD. Simeonidou Lambda User Controlled Infrastructure For European Research LUCIFER.
NORDUnet NORDUnet The Fibre Generation Lars Fischer CTO NORDUnet.
Latest Gigabit / Lambda Networking - Asia - Pacific and World Kilnam Chon.
LambdaGRID the NREN (r)Evolution Kees Neggers Managing Director SURFnet Reykjavik, 26 August 2003.
Kees Neggers SURFnet SC2003 Phoenix, 20 November 2003.
CA*net 4 Optical Update Bill St. Arnaud CANARIE Inc –
HOPI Update Rick Summerhill Director Network Research, Architecture, and Technologies Jerry Sobieski MAX GigaPoP and TSC Program Manager Mark Johnson MCNC.
High-quality Internet for higher education and research GigaPort  Overview SURFnet6 Niels den Otter SURFnet EVN-NREN Meeting Amsterdam October 12, 2005.
Chicago/National/International OptIPuter Infrastructure Tom DeFanti OptIPuter Co-PI Distinguished Professor of Computer Science Director, Electronic Visualization.
A Framework for Internetworking Heterogeneous High-Performance Networks via GMPLS and Web Services Xi Yang, Tom Lehman Information Sciences Institute (ISI)
Bandwidth-on-Demand evolution Gerben van Malenstein Fall 2011 Internet2 Member Meeting Raleigh, North Carolina, USA – October 3, 2011.
MAIN TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Next generation optical transport networks with 40Gbps capabilities are expected to be based on the ITU’s.
DataTAG Research and Technological Development for a Transatlantic Grid Abstract Several major international Grid development projects are underway at.
GigaPort NG Network SURFnet6 and NetherLight Kees Neggers SURFnet Amsterdam October 12, 2004.
GLIF Infrastructure Kees Neggers SURFnet SC2004 Pittsburgh, PA 12 November 2004.
Techs in Paradise 2004, Honolulu / Lambda Networking BOF / Jan 27 NetherLight day-to-day experience APAN lambda networking BOF Erik Radius Manager Network.
SURFnet6 Hybrid Optical and Packet Switching Infrastructure Kees Neggers Internet2 International Task Force Arlington, 19 April 2004.
SURFnet. We make innovation work0. 1 State-of-the-art Network IT InnovationLicensing.
Erik Radius Manager Network Services SURFnet, The Netherlands Joint Techs Workshop Columbus, OH - July 20, 2004 GigaPort Next Generation Network & SURFnet6.
Overview of University of Amsterdam progress University of Amsterdam and SARA created joint research lab (Amsterdam Lighthouse) Demonstrated AAA software.
GRID Overview Internet2 Member Meeting Spring 2003 Sandra Redman Information Technology and Systems Center and Information Technology Research Center National.
Optical Architecture Invisible Nodes, Elements, Hierarchical, Centrally Controlled, Fairly Static Traditional Provider Services: Invisible, Static Resources,
GridNets, October 1, AR-PIN/PDC: Flexible Advance Reservation of Intradomain and Interdomain Lightpaths Eric He, Xi Wang, Jason Leigh Electronic.
The concepts of Generic AAA are described in RFC2903 [1] (Generice AAA Architecture) and RFC2904 [2] (Authorization Framework). Several.
GigaPort NG Network SURFnet6 and NetherLight Erik-Jan Bos Director of Network Services, SURFnet GDB Meeting, SARA&NIKHEF, Amsterdam October 13, 2004.
SURFnet 6 NetherLight and GLIF Kees Neggers Managing Director SURFnet Questnet/APAN Cairns Australia, July 5th, 2004.
Fundació i2CAT “Interconnection of existing test-beds for experimental purposes based on UCLP (User Controlled Lightpath Provisioning) ” Sergi Figuerola.
INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY HOPI: Hybrid Packet and Optical Infrastructure Chris Robb and Jim Williams Indiana University 7 July 2004 Cairns, AU.
DICE: Authorizing Dynamic Networks for VOs Jeff W. Boote Senior Network Software Engineer, Internet2 Cándido Rodríguez Montes RedIRIS TNC2009 Malaga, Spain.
TransLight Tom DeFanti 50 years ago, 56Kb USA to Netherlands cost US$4.00/minute Now, OC-192 (10Gb) costs US$2.00/minute* That’s 400,000 times cheaper.
15 Apr RoN meetingResource Brokering and Modeling Jeroen van der Ham & Paola Grosso UvA - AIR group
1 Network related topics Bartosz Belter, Wojbor Bogacki, Marcin Garstka, Maciej Głowiak, Radosław Krzywania, Roman Łapacz FABRIC meeting Poznań, 25 September.
NSF International Research Network Connections (IRNC) Program: TransLight/StarLight Maxine D. Brown and Thomas A. DeFanti Electronic Visualization Laboratory.
SCARIe: using StarPlane and DAS-3 Paola Grosso Damien Marchel Cees de Laat SNE group - UvA.
J. Bunn, D. Nae, H. Newman, S. Ravot, X. Su, Y. Xia California Institute of Technology US LHCNet LHCNet WG September 12 th 2006.
Session 9A, 25 October 2007 eChallenges e-2007 Copyright 2007 StarPlane: an Application Controlled Photonic Network Dr. Paola Grosso.
Grid Optical Burst Switched Networks
SURFnet6: the Dutch hybrid network initiative
APAN Lambda Networking
StarPlane: Application Specific Management of Photonic Networks
Grid Network Services: Lessons from SC04 draft-ggf-bas-sc04demo-0.doc
The SURFnet Project Bram Peeters, Manager Network Services
Agenda Global Lambda Integrated Facility (GLIF) Function of GOLE’s
Global Lambda Integrated Facility
SURFnet6 Hybrid Optical and Packet Switching Infrastructure
GLIF Global Lambda Integrated Facility
Optical Networking Activities in NetherLight
Presentation transcript:

Optical networking research in Amsterdam Paola Grosso UvA - AIR group

UvA AIR Some new acronyms: –UvA = Universiteit van Amsterdam –AIR = Advanced Internet Research group The AIR group, lead by Cees de Laat is a research group within the UvA Faculty of Science, Department of Informatics. It is composed by 12 people, researchers and Ph.D students, plus a varying number of master and bachelor students. More information:

AIR research activities There are three main research lines within the group: 1.AAA - (Authorization, Authentication and Accounting) Integration of network control planes using AAA Integration of Grid middleware using AAA Management and control of generic AAA scenarios 2. Optical Networking Modeling of Optical Exchanges Multi-domain path discovery 3. GigaPort Next Generation The activities of the group are not rigidly separated. Group members work in more than one area, to create an consistent and complementary research line.

GigaPort-NG GigaPort-NG = GigaPort Next Generation A project that: focuses on research for the next-generation network and its implementation. involves academic institutions (as the AIR group), government and private sector. Main research lines within GigaPort-NG are: Optical networking techniques High performance routing and switching Management and monitoring Grids and access to Grids Test methodologies

SURFnet Current production setup: –15 POPs connected by thirty 10 Gigabit per second lambdas –135 institutions connected at gbps levels –IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity

SURFnet6 A new packet-switching and optical network that will serve the academic network. Native IPv4, IPv6 and Light Path Provisioning over a single infrastructure. Managed via a single control plane From 20 routed location to 2 routed locations

SURFnet6 photonic layer Common Photonics Layer (CLP) in SURFnet6 Each Dutch institute connected to SURFnet6 will be able to get 4 (in the next future 8) lambdas for research. Innovation: connections between institutes will be created on the “fly” depending on the needs.

Optical exchanges An optical exchange is a peering location that allows for traffic to pass from one provider to another in a connection oriented manner. NetherLight –the open optical exchange located in Amsterdam is an integral part of both the SURFnet and SURFnet6 networks; –SONET/SDH cross connect and Gigabit Ethernet switching facility for high performance access to connected networks; –operational since 2002.

Netherlight DWDM SURFnet 10 Gbit/s SURFnet 10 Gbit/s SURFnet 10 Gbit/s Dwingeloo ASTRON/JIVE Dwingeloo ASTRON/JIVE Prague CzechLight Prague CzechLight 2.5 Gbit/s NSF 10 Gbit/s London UKLight London UKLight Stockholm NorthernLight Stockholm NorthernLight 10 Gbit/s Geneva CERN Geneva CERN Amsterdam Chicago IEEAF 10 Gbit/s SURFnet 10 Gbit/s New York MANLAN

Amsterdam LightHouse: equipment The UvA/AIR LightHouse is a lab for network research, that serves as: –demonstration facility –workplace for students –flexible testbed Operational since Sep Currently two clusters available: -Vangogh cluster -9 dual processor 2.8 GHz XEON -Gigabit connections -Rembrandt cluster -Dual 64 bits Opteron processors 2.0 GHz -Gigabit and 10 GE connections

LightHouse connectivity

A new networking Several kind of high bandwidth applications and users require us to think in a new way to the network and it setup. Think of: -Sensor Grids -Computational Grids -Data store Grids -Visualization Grids -Lambda Grids How to satisfy the needs for “high bandwidths” on transient basis? Optical Exchanges can provide the user with access to light paths.

Open Optical Exchange A user can “interface” to an optical exchange via Web Services. The main question to answer is: what is access and what are the interfaces?

What is a lightpath? An optical (virtual) path between end points with guaranteed bandwidth and level of service (deterministic behavior) Characteristics: It can span multiple administrative domains. How do you make different administrative domains talk to each other? It is “temporary”. How do you allow a setup and teardown of such path? It is application/user-driven. How do you empower the users to create such paths?

GLIF Global Lambda Integrated Facility

“User owned” network How to arrive to a “user owned” network? From the network provider/administrator perspective: Identify the network resources that will be made available to the user Provide the higher level interfaces to the user Define and implement the lower level (control) of network component Coordinate the setup with other involved domains From the user perspective: Know about which paths are available Make reservation for a path Extend/cancel reservation

Looking around… There are working and in development example in this area: UCLP = User Controlled LightPath Provisioning CANARIE implementation of Lightpath Provisioning In production in their network since July 2004 Three implementation from Canadian universities, all providing web services interfaces to the user DRAC = Dynamic Resource Allocation Controller A NORTEL implementation of control plane (works on Nortel equipment only) PDC and PIN= Photonic Domain Controller and Photonic Inter-domain Negotiation Developed at EVL (UIC) Single domain and multi-domain user controlled light paths

Resource Management Our work: starting from “single domain”, single “optical exchange” resource management interface. Our playground the Amsterdam LightHouse and NetherLight. Definition of Resources and Services What is a resources? What is a service? Definition of a single Reservation What defines a reservation? start and end resource start time duration of reservation Definition of Reservation broker How to keep track of all the available resources and their current status and future availability?

Resource Management and Web Services Web Services are the glue that puts all of this together: Globus WSRF, Web Services Resource Framework: create, manage, and exchange information between Grid Services. We are coming out in the next month with: A WSDL interfaces to available procedures The implementation of single domain user reservation system An authorization policy definition, to determine which applications/users can setup paths

Network Elements A first step is the control of the underlying network components that need to be controlled. What defines a Layer1 network device, a Layer2 network device, …? What are the properties and methods that each one exposes to the external users?

Network Elements

AIR Web Service First implementation now available: Deals with the control of the network elements present in the LightHouse: Force10 switch Glimmerglass photonic cross connect Python based: ZSI implementation of Web Services More information on: ervices/WS-Intro.html

Future use cases iGrid2005 and SC2005 natural venues to demonstrate our implementation. “iGrid 2005 is a coordinated effort to accelerate the use of existing multi- 10 Gbps international and national networks, to advance scientific research, and to educate decision makers, academicians and industry researchers on the benefits of these hybrid networks. Not as an isolated demo, but as the the underlying mechanism through which other demonstrators will make use of our resources.” For iGrid2005 the current count shows 1/3 of the demos using dutch resources!

Conclusions Optical exchanges and Lambda Grids offer a new exciting way to think of networking. Development to make this available to the users and the application is under way, in many research groups around the world. In the Us the National Lambda Rail (NLR) will offer access to researchers to dedicated lightpaths. Is SLAC going to take advantage of this? See you in Amsterdam!