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The Future of GÉANT: The Future Internet is Present in Europe

The Future of GÉANT: The Future Internet is Present in Europe. Vasilis Maglaris Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, NTUA Chairman, NREN Policy Committee - GÉANT Consortium maglaris@netmode.ntua.gr GÉANT Symposium 2010 24 th November 2010 , Vienna Austria.

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The Future of GÉANT: The Future Internet is Present in Europe

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  1. The Future of GÉANT:The Future Internet is Present in Europe VasilisMaglaris Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, NTUA Chairman, NREN Policy Committee - GÉANT Consortium maglaris@netmode.ntua.gr GÉANT Symposium 2010 24th November 2010, Vienna Austria

  2. The GÉANT Service Area GÉANT COST: 40 M€/year Not just the GÉANT backbone Federated services via 37 NRENsand4000+ Campuses to 50 M+ users

  3. GÉANT global connectivity • AfricaConnect • GÉANT2 global connectivity – February 2009

  4. The Key Challenge forNRENs -GÉANT: A Tsunami of Global High-End Requirements 10 Gig+ NREN – GÉANT Footprint, June 2009 • High-End Users (HPC, CERN, ITER,…) require stable productionservices: • Provisioning 10-40-100 Gbps networks (DWDM over dark fiber, leased λ) • Meeting robustness, reliability, security requirements • Enabling multi-domain e2e monitoring & on-demand hybrid resource allocation • Managing converging e-infrastructures as a High Performance Computing & Networking(HPCN) Cloud  Future Internet (FI) Services & Applications

  5. LHC Tier0 – Tier1 Optical Private Network

  6. ITER Proposed Connectivity Shorter alternative:ORIENT/TEIN3

  7. Future Internet Experimental Research:An Opportunity for NRENs • Requirements: • Sharing optical backbones & housing for FI experiments • Emulating real-world conditions • In isolation from production traffic (slicing, virtualization) • Interconnection of local testbeds (e.g. OpenFlow, wireless labs) • NRENs as infrastructure providers & innovation brokers: • In Europe: FI Private-Pubic Partnership (PPP) & FIRE  provisioning of NREN – GÉANT facilities (e.g. FEDERICA) • In the US: GENI experimental platforms  provisioning of Internet2, NLR, ESnet, RON facilities (e.g. VINI) • In APAN: NICT (JP), CERNET (CN), KOREN (KR), AARNet (AU),…

  8. Virtualization over GÉANT - NRENs

  9. Potential role of GÉANT – NRENs in FI Experimental Research Support virtual resource allocation, scheduling, federated admission control - roaming AAI & mechanisms for protected operation of isolated communities leading to the concept of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Develop – deploy tools to create, monitor and control virtual resources allocated to FI user communities, towards the Network on Demand vision Research on common, context aware descriptions of heterogeneous virtual networking elements, enabling resource discovery & provisioning of composite services Provide NOC functionality for virtual communities based on scalable management of virtual resources by stake-holders in the federation, also leveraging collaborations with external platforms (Internet, GENI, FIRE…) Contribute to FI Core facilities (FIRE, FI PPP) with 1-10 Gbps connectivity at all layers (including Bandwidth on Demand) & virtual infrastructures (including systems)

  10. The FEDERICA Concept

  11. FEDERICA usage of GÉANT+ 1Gbps Circuits Core Site Connectivity Non-core Site Connectivity

  12. NREN – GÉANT Challenges • Sustain the GÉANT ecosystem as a united front • Deliver federated production quality services bridging geographical distances & digital divides  global knowledge village • Stimulate innovation in multi-technology multi-protocol environments, across International, National, Campus (?) domains • Secure one-stop shopping to power users (ESFRI projects, LHC, ITER) • Deal with holistic aspects of the Future Internet federated converged infrastructures & IaaS business cases: • Controlled, secure access of (moving) users across domains • User controlled networking & storage services, cost/pricing models • Maintain balance in PPPs: Neutrality, AUPs, open APIs, IPRs… • Consider public ICT cloud convergence, as creative commons

  13. NREN – GÉANT Challenges • Sustain the GÉANT ecosystem as a united front • Deliver federated production quality services bridging geographical distances & digital divides  global knowledge village • Stimulate innovation in multi-technology multi-protocol environments, across International, National, Campus (?) domains • Secure one-stop shopping to power users (ESFRI projects, LHC, ITER) • Deal with holistic aspects of the Future Internet federated converged infrastructures & IaaS business cases: • Controlled, secure access of (moving) users across domains • User controlled networking & storage services, cost/pricing models • Maintain balance in PPPs: Neutrality, AUPs, open APIs, IPRs… • Consider public ICT cloud convergence, as creative commons IaaS / HPCN cloud: A stimulus to recovery in the times of crisis?

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