A case study for defining interoperable network components using MDD

Boudjemil, Zohra and Phelan, Patrick and De Leon, Miguel Ponce and Van Der Meer, Sven (2010) A case study for defining interoperable network components using MDD. In: Proceedings - UKSim 4th European Modelling Symposium on Computer Modelling and Simulation, EMS2010 :. Proceedings - UKSim 4th European Modelling Symposium on Computer Modelling and Simulation, EMS2010 . UNSPECIFIED, ITA, pp. 381-386. ISBN 9780769543086

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Abstract

The current Internet is built on a set of protocols, but exhibits problems in supporting applications. The network is optimised for best-effort traffic, but other functional aspects are widely neglected. Applying concepts well-known in software engineering (abstraction, composition, separation of concerns) to design the future Internet architecture is seen as a promising way forward. This paper presents a case study using Model Driven Development addressing interoperability requirements in next generation networks. Our approach focuses on the specification of a high level Contract Domain Specific Language we combine Component-based Software Engineering for the design with our long-term experience of network resource management and performance optimisation. Part of our case study is a tool chain that supports the network engineers who deploy next generation networks.

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