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Re: [nvrg-bof] poll on charter focus - RESPONSES DUE OCT 23



I already voted for b), but if rough consensus is for a)
let's start there.

But we cannot decouple easily a and b.
As an example, in addition to roting functionality,
in virtualization software there is an internal "network
switch/bridge/repeater" and newtworks can be created
inside the virtulization layer.

It will be interesting.

Regards				Mauro

Stephan Baucke wrote:
I'd prefer the RG to focus on network virtualization.

Contrary to what some of the previous posters wrote, I also believe
there are quite a number of opportunities for pre-standardization work.
E.g., our work in the 4WARD project includes the deployment of virtual
networks across provider domains. To that end, we are developing a
number of inter-provider interfaces, protocols, and data models that
will eventually require standardization if we hope that some of these
technologies will see real-world deployment.

That said, I have some concerns that "network virtualization" as
presented here might be scoped to narrowly. Servers, caching nodes,
wireless infrastructure etc. are all crucial parts of the network
infrastructure. Excluding everthing but routers and links would be too
limiting. This does not mean that the RG should look into OS
virtualization etc.

BR, Stephan.

-----Original Message-----
From: nvrg-bounces at listserv.gwdg.de [mailto:nvrg-bounces at listserv.gwdg.de] On Behalf Of Sangjin Jeong
Sent: Friday, October 23, 2009 9:03 AM
To: Joe Touch
Cc: nvrg at listserv.gwdg.de
Subject: Re: [nvrg-bof] poll on charter focus - RESPONSES DUE OCT 23

Hi all,

I think proposal a) is better suited for the scope of the RG.

Regards,
Sangjin

On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 5:00 AM, Joe Touch <touch at isi.edu> wrote:
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Aaron Falk wrote:
To be very explicit, I'd like to ask whether the folks
on this list
    who might participate in a research group feel that such an RG
    should focus on a) the virtualization of networks or b)
virtualization of systems including networks and
others things such
    as hosts, services, storage, sensors/actuators.
Hi, all,

Work on updating the charter proposal hasn't progressed
since the last
meeting in Stockholm. Aaron and I exchanged some ideas a
month ago, and
Aaron asked for people to voice their position above then. I haven't
heard any discussion.

In order for this group to move forward, we need to decide what our
focus is. So, to that end, I'll summarize the current views:

       a) virtualization of networks
               Joe

       b) virtualization of systems,
       incl. networks, hosts, services, storage, sensors/actuators
               Aaron

Can everyone on this list please try to post a short not
indicating your
view of where this group should focus ASAP, no later than
Friday Oct 23.
That should help us gauge how to proceed.

Thanks,

Joe (just as a list member)
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