Atoms - Atomised Routing
Documents
Downloads
Atoms software is
available for download.
Mailing List
A mailing list
has been set up for the discussion of atoms.
Router Development Tasks
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Develop an atomised router, a BGP router with extensions for
atoms. The router should be deployable in the Internet without
breaking BGP or forwarding.
The router is based on Zebra
BGP router code base.
Implementations based on previous and current atoms architectures
completed. Source code to be released by February 2004.
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Test atomised routing in a confined deployment scenario using
vimage.
done.
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Simulate and measure atomised routing performance in
BGP++.
in progress.
Analysis Tasks
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Analyse number and stability of (hypothetical) declared atoms based on observed BGP table
snapshots and BGP updates of prefixes. done.
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Transform observed BGP updates on prefixes to
an equivalent stream of updates on (hypothetical) declared atoms. Analyse the
the resulting atom update stream. done.
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Repeat the above analysis under provider-declared atoms, i.e.
under the assumption that
providers are able to aggregate prefixes originated by stub customers
into atoms.
done.
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Determine properties and dynamics of atoms with respect
to BGP attributes other than AS path.
done.
Other Tasks
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Rewrite and release Andre Broido's
scripts for analysing Route Views
tables and computing policy atoms observed in the current Internet.
done.
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Create a bibliography of BGP
related research. This has been incorporated into CAIDA's
networking bibliography.
done.
People
References
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Andre Broido, kc claffy, `Analysis of RouteViews BGP data: policy atoms', Proceedings of the Network-Related Data Management workshop, Santa Barbara, May 23, 2001.
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Andre Broido, kc claffy, `Complexity of global routing policies'.
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Andre Broido, Evi Nemeth, kc claffy, `Internet Expansion, Refinement, and Churn', European Transactions on Telecommunications, January 2002.
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Afek et al., `On the structure and application of BGP policy Atoms',
ACM SIGCOMM Internet Measurement Workshop (IMW), November 2002.
BGP Bibliographies
Collaborations
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BGP++ a BGP/Zebra/C++ extension to the ns-2 simulator
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vimage
FreeBSD network stack cloning
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