Just in. Our paper "Virtual Network Embedding with Coordinated Node and Link Mapping", which presents D-ViNE and R-ViNE algorithms, has been accepted at INFOCOM'2009. Apparently, I have overtaken myself and will be presenting my first paper in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil next April. :D
Here goes the abstract:
Yes, you have read the title right. :D Hopefully, my first big conference is going to be CoNEXT'08 instead of IM'09, where I will be presenting a paper. This has come as a pleasant surprise !!! While I tried to make my case to the award committee as strongly as possible, the probability of … Continue Reading ››
Our paper "iMark: An Identity Management Framework for Network Virtualization Environment" has been accepted at IM'2009. Hopefully, I will be presenting my first paper at a major conference in New York next June :-D . The abstract of the paper is given below:
In recent years, network virtualization has been propounded as an open and … Continue Reading ››
Update: This technical report has been superseded by an updated version published in the Computer Networks journal [LINK].
Finally, our survey on network virtualization is available as a technical report. If the abstract seems interesting (given below), you can download the report from here.
Due to the existence of multiple stakeholders with conflicting goals … Continue Reading ››
Wow!!! Google really thinks so :D . I don't know how much fight I would've had to put if the keywords were important, but still not bad. In a time when almost everything on the net is driven by Google, getting to the topmost position for the search result of your first name can … Continue Reading ››
Last Tuesday our on-going investigation on network virtualization has taken a formal shape after the formation of the eNVy project. For anyone interested, eNVy stands for NV or network virtualization, all credits to Fida. (I think at some point I thought about eNVious, but that's just me being myself)
Members of eNVy will be working on … Continue Reading ››