Presented at FIRE Engineering Workshop 2012

1. FIBRE
project:
Brazil
and
Europe
unite
forces
and
testbeds
for
the
Internet
of
the
future
FIRE Engineering Workshop
Ghent, November 6th 2012
Thanasis Korakis

2. Main Objective
Create
a
common
space
between
the
EU
and
Brazil
for
Future
Internet
(FI)
experimental
research
into
network
infrastructure
and
distributed
applicaFons,
by
building
and
operaFng
a
federated
EU-­‐Brazil
Future
internet
experimental
facility
The
project
will
design,
implement
and
validate
a
shared
Future
Internet
research
facility
between
Brazil
and
Europe,
supporFng
the
joint
Future
Internet
experimentaFon
of
European
and
Brazilian
researchers
2/13

3. Contract
member
Associated
partner
FIBRE Members
UFPA
i2CAT
USP
CPqD
NICTA
NXW
UNIFACS
RNP
UFSCar
UFF
UTH
UPMC
UFRJ
UFG
UBRISTOL
UFPE
3/13

4. Experimental
islands
to
be
federated
Testbed islands
FIBRE
members
not
comming
resources
UFPA
UBristol
UPMC
Nextworks
UFPE
I2CAT
UNIFACS
UTH
RNP
UFG
UFF
UFSCar
UFRJ
CPqD
USP
NICTA
4/13

5. FIBRE EU testbeds
• Enhancements
of
the
OFELIA
testbeds
(i2CAT
and
U.
Essex)
and
the
UTH's
NITOS
testbed
OFELIA
UBristol
!
OFELIA
I2Cat
UTH
NITOS
!
5/13

6. FIBRE Brazil testbeds
Nine
geographically
distributed
insFtuFonal
faciliFes
FIBRE Common Resources
RNP Ipê
OF-enabled Switch Compute Servers
GIGA
To Fibre
Partners
Kyatera
!
NetFPGA Servers Orbit Nodes
L2
long
distance
network
Site-Specific Resources
connecFons
Wireless Testbeds Optical Testbeds
Optical Testbeds
Other Internal Testbeds
(e.g. Emulab)
Wimax
Wi-fi APs
6/13

7. FIBRE’s Federation architecture
• Physical
resources
shared
between
federated
islands
• ExisFng
CMFs
federated
through
common
federaFon
control
plane
• Experiment
configuraFons
backed
up
for
reuse
• I&M
framework
integraFng
data
from
the
different
islands
and
CFs
7/13

8. Pilot Use Cases
Seamless
Mobility
for
EducaFonal
Laptops
8K/4K
Video
Streaming
UK
and
Brazil
High
definiFon
content
delivery
across
different
sites
Bandwidth
on
Demand
through
OpenFlow
GMPLS
in
the
FIBRE
facility
8/13

9. Expected Results
• InterconFnental
slices
of
heterogeneous
infrastructure
to
network
researchers.
• A
federated
infrastructure
automaFcally
controlled
by
one
or
more
CMFs
• High
speed
interconFnental
links
connecFng
the
European
and
the
Brazilian
parts
of
the
joint
facility.
• Enhanced
OFELIA
Control
Framework
sofware
• Enhanced
OMF
and
OML
sofware
• FederaFon
sofware
and
tools
• Experimental
network
applicaFon
sofware
• Network
of
contacts
between
Brazilian
and
European
partners
hhp://www.fibre-­‐ict.eu
9/13

10. Benefits
• FIBRE
is
a
showcase
project
in
internaFonal
collaboraFon
in
Future
Internet
– Demonstrate
capacity
to
collaborate
with
leading
European
projects
in
this
important
area
– Provide
local
experimental
faciliFes
for
validaFng
and
demonstraFng
new
FI
proposals
– Provide
opportunity
for
extension
to
and
parFcipaFon
by
researchers
from
other
LaFn
American
countries
– Promote
involvement
of
and
technology
transfer
to
the
industrial
sector,
to
prepare
for
Future
Internet
needs.
10/13

11. Intercontinental experimental platform
• FederaFon
of
EU
and
Brazil
FIBRE
research
infrastructures
creaFng
an
interconFnental
mulF-­‐domain,
mulF-­‐layer
and
mulF-­‐technology
experimental
plajorm.
11/13

12. 1st FIBRE Open Workshop
26 - 27 November, 2012
Salvador + Bahia + Brazil
Tentative agenda includes:
•
PresentaFon
of
FIBRE
results
and
demonstraFon
•
PresentaFons
from
Future
Internet
driven
iniFaFves
worldwide
•
Round
table
with
industry
players
and
policy
makers
•
Example
of
Future
Internet
ApplicaFons
•
Short
courses
/
hands-­‐on
training
12
photo:
Leandro
N.
Ciuffo

13. Thank you
Thanasis Korakis