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2005
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Scalable Coordination Techniques for Distributed Network Monitoring

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Scalable Coordination Techniques for Distributed Network Monitoring
Abstract. Emerging network monitoring infrastructures capture packetlevel traces or keep per-flow statistics at a set of distributed vantage points. Today, distributed monitors in such an infrastructure do not coordinate monitoring effort, which both can lead to duplication of effort and can complicate subsequent data analysis. We argue that nodes in such a monitoring infrastructure, whether across the wide-area Internet, or across a sensor network, should coordinate effort to minimize resource consumption. We propose space-efficient data structures for use in gossip-based protocols to approximately summarize sets of monitored flows. With some fine-tuning of our methods, we can ensure that all flows observed by at least one monitor are monitored, and only a tiny fraction are monitored redundantly. Our preliminary results over a realistic ISP topology demonstrate the effectiveness of our techniques on monitoring tens of thousands of point-of-presence (PoP) level network flows. ...
Manish R. Sharma, John W. Byers
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Type Conference
Year 2005
Where PAM
Authors Manish R. Sharma, John W. Byers
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