Modern Software Engineering Methods for IP-QoS Resource Pool Management

Authors:
Gerald Eichler;Falk Fünfstück;Fabio Ricciato;Anne Thomas;Charilaos A. Tsetsekas;Martin Winter
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IICS '01 Proceedings of the International Workshop on Innovative Internet Computing Systems
Year:
2001

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Abstract

Multimedia applications and IP networks are growing together. This paper proposes to introduce a modular, distributed and scalable Resource Control Layer as intermediary between the application and the network to deliver required quality of service guarantees. The function of the Resource Control Layer is to take care of resource management, resource offering and admission control. It is intended to be an add-on, which does neither affect the underlying network architectures nor the existing applications. Modern software engineering methods are exploited during the analysis, specification, implementation and trial phases. The proposal presented in this paper constitutes a major achievement of an ongoing three-year co-operation project, AQUILA, built by international specialists from providers, manufacturers and research institutes. This leads to practical applicability of the proposed approach to real networks.