[P4] [2018 P4 Workshop] Paper #18 "P4 meets 5G"

[Sándor Laki]

Dear Andy,

I'm sending the final version of our demo abstract.

Title: P4 meets 5G

Presenters: Péter Vörös (vopraai at inf.elte.hu), Sándor Laki 
(lakis at elte.hu) -- ELTE Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary

The short description:
In this demo, we show the new capabilities of the open source P4 
compiler called T4P4S-16 (pronounced as “tapas”) developed by our 
research group at ELTE. Its new features (including the support of 
P4-16) will be demonstrated through a complex telecom use case, namely a 
5G UPF (user plane function). The user plane function handles the 
critical data plane processing of packets between radio access network 
consisting of user equipments (UEs) and eNodeBs (eNBs), and the data 
network (e.g. Internet). The 3GPP specification defines a wide set of 
functionalities associated with the UPF, including access control, GTP-U 
tunnel encapsulation/decapsulation, bearer lookup, service data flow 
(SDF) mapping, per-flow QoS, guaranteed bit rate, maximum bit rate, 
forwarding of packets to/from packet data network, etc. This demo has 
two main goals: 1) demonstrating how a simplified 5G UPF pipeline can be 
implemented in P4-16; 2) showing the performance of the switch program 
generated by the T4P4S-16 compiler under various traffic loads.

You can also find the longer version attached, if needed.

See you at the workshop!

Best,
Sandor

-- 
Sándor Laki, PhD
Assistant professor
Department of Information Systems
Eötvös Loránd University
Pázmány Péter stny. 1/C
H-1117, Budapest, Hungary
Room 2.506
Web: http://lakis.web.elte.hu
Phone: +36 1 372 2869 / 8477
Cell: +36 70 374 2646


On 2018.04.30. 11:38, jnf27 at cornell.edu wrote:
> Dear Sándor Laki,
>
> Congratulations, your demo has been accepted to the 2018 P4 Workshop!
>
>         Title: P4 meets 5G
>    Paper site: https://p4workshop18.cs.cornell.edu/paper/18
>
> Please read this message carefully as it contains a number of important
> details.
>
> 1. [Action required] Although the P4 Workshop does not have proceedings, we
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