NetFPGA Developers Workshop August 12-14, 2009

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Details

• Original Call for participation

Format

• Presentations + Demonstrations
• 25 minutes each + 5 minutes for Questions and answers

Registration

• Registration Link

Event Location

• Gates Building: Room 104

Hotel

• Hotel: Sheraton Palo Alto

Transportation

• Marguerite: Free Shuttle Service on Stanford Campus

Milestones

• DevWorkshop09Status: Status Matrix
  • For those presenting

Demo Preparation (Wednesday)

10am-6pm

• Prepare projects for Demonstrations with help from the Stanford Group
• Three nf-test machines from Stanford will be available to show projects running
  • nf-test12
    • Peyman
    • Michael Ciesla (requires the following packages: mysql-server mysql-devel gtk2-devel)
  • nf-test10
    • James Zeng
    • Martin Labrecque (assuming the machine has a NetFPGA and at least 1 regular NIC, base 1.2.5)
    • Jari Keinänen
  • Dell - EE108-3A.stanford.edu
    • Geoff Salmon (access)
    • Jari Keinänen
    • Michael Ciesla
    • (add your name here if you need a machine)
  • Dell - EE108-4A.stanford.edu
    • Martin Labrecque (access)
    • (add your name here if you need a machine)
  • Dell - EE108-5A.stanford.edu
    • Michael Ciesla (access) (requires NAT and IP forwarding enabled)
    • (add your name here if you need a machine)
  • Dell - EE108-6A.stanford.edu
    • (add your name here if you need a machine)
• A projector will be available for showing output from the screen
  • In addition to a projector for the slides
• Email: jwlockwd@stanford.edu, gcoving@stanford.edu, grg@stanford.edu for help in advance

Thursday, Aug 13 (Workshop Begins)

Breakfast

8:30am

Welcome

9am

• State of the NetFPGA Program
  • John W. Lockwood
    • (.ppt) and (.pdf)
• NetFPGA at Cambridge
  • Andrew W. Moore
    • (.ppt) and (.pdf)

10am

• Break

Session 1: Packet Forwarding

10:30am

• zFilter Sprouter - Implementing zFilter based forwarding node on a NetFPGA
  • J. Keinänen, P. Jokela, K. Slavov (Ericsson Research)
    • (Wiki) and (Paper) and (.PPT?)

• IP-Lookup with a Blooming Tree Array
  • Gianni Antichi, Andrea Di Pietro, Domenico Ficara, Stefano Giordano, Gregorio Procissi, Cristian Vairo, Fabio Vitucci (University of Pisa)
    • (Wiki) and (Paper)

Session 2: Payload Processing

11:30

• URL Extraction
  • M. Ciesla, V. Sivaraman, A. Seneviratne (UNSW, NICTA)
    • (Wiki) and (Paper) and (.pdf)

• DFA-based Regular Expression Matching Engine on NetFPGA
  • Y. Luo, S. Li, Y. Liu (University of Massachusetts Lowell)
    • (Wiki) and (Paper)

Lunch

12:30pm

Session 3: High-Level Programming

1:30pm

• High-level programming of the FPGA on NetFPGA
  • M. Attig, G. Brebner (Xilinx)
    • (Wiki) and (Paper)
• NetThreads: Programming NetFPGA with Threaded Software
  • M. Labrecque, J. Steffan, G. Salmon, M. Ghobadi, Y. Ganjali (University of Toronto)
    • (Wiki) and (Paper) and (Slides)
• NetFPGA-based Precise Traffic Generation
  • G. Salmon, M. Ghobadi, Y. Ganjali, M. Labrecque, J. Steffan (University of Toronto)
    • (Wiki), (Paper) and (Slides)

3pm

• Break

Session 4: Applications I

3:30pm

• AirFPGA: A software defined radio platform based on NetFPGA
  • James Zeng, Adam Covington, and John Lockwood (Stanford University); Alex Tutor (Agilent)
    • (Wiki) , (Paper), and (Slides)

• Fast Reroute and Multipath
  • Mario Flajslik, Nekhil Handigol, James Zeng (Stanford University- CS344 Project)
    • (Wiki) and (Paper)

Building the Community

4:30

• Ways to grow the developer community
  • Nick McKeown (Stanford)
• A word from our sponsors
  • Scott Whyte (Google)
  • Paul Hartke (Xilinx)
• Feedback from industry and organizers

Workshop Dinner

7pm

• Workshop Dinner at California Cafe
  • 700 Welch Rd, Palo Alto, CA
  • (near the Stanford Mall)
  • (Walking distances from the Gates building)
    • A private room is reserved for our NetFPGA group

Friday Morning, August 14 (Half-Day)

8:30am

• Breakfast

Session 5: Testbeds

9am

• NetFPGAs in the Open Network Lab (ONL)
  • Charlie Wiseman, Jonathan Turner, John DeHart, Jyoti, Parwatikar, Ken Wong, David Zar (Washington University in St. Louis)
    • (Wiki), (Paper), and (Slides)

• Implementation of a Future Internet Testbed on KOREN based on NetFPGA/OpenFlow Switches
  • Man Kyu Park, Jae Yong Lee, Byung Chul Kim, Dae Young Kim (Chungnam National University)
    • (Wiki) and (Paper)

10am

• Break

Session 6: Applications II

10:30am

• RED - Random Early Detection
  • Gustav Rydstedt and Jingyang Xue (Stanford University - CS344 Project)
    • (Wiki)
• A Fast, Virtualized Data Plane for the NetFPGA
  • M. Anwer, N. Feamster (Georgia Institute of Technology)
    • (Wiki) and (Paper)

Closing Remarks

11:30am

• Best Demonstration Award
• Wrap-up

Noon

• Workshop Ends (travel home)

Other NetFPGA Projects

Windows Project

• A Windows Support Framework for the NetFPGA 2 Platform
  • C. Tian, D. Zhang, G. Lu, Y. Shi, C. Guo, Y. Zhang
    • (Wiki) and (Paper)

All Projects

• ProjectTable

Papers

Full proceedings

• Full Proceedings
  • Acrobat (.pdf) file of all papers
  • Includes bookmarks to each paper
  • Pape numbers listed in table of contents