Henrik Abramowicz Marcus Brunner Alex Galis

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Henrik Abramowicz Marcus BrunnerAlex Galis

• Management and Service-aware Architectures

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MANA Scenarios

• Novel mechanisms and applications with user
  benefits
• Environmental issues
• Mobility (multi-homing)
• Manageability
• Openness of the FI
• Different flavour of an Internet
• e-Healthcare
• Security
• Real World Internet

• The Death of the Internet
• Threats to a now critical Infrastructure

• Benefits for key actors

• New business opportunities

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General Research Challenges

• Availability of services
• Connectivity anywhere and anytime
• Manageability anywhere and anytime
• Mobility anywhere and anytime.
• Adaptability to changes in context and
  environment.
• Dependability, resiliency, and survivability
• Robustness and stability
• Accountability
• Evolvability as an inherent feature
• Scalability with respect to features and
  functions, as well as complexity.
• Trust and security
• Multi-domains to allow for different
  administrations, technologies, and parallel or
  federated Internets.
• Support of heterogeneity for possible technology
  optimisation.
• Openness towards application and services
  enabling the Internet Openness.
• Energy efficiency

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Specific Research Challenges

• Infrastructure Capabilities
• Control and Elasticity Capabilities
• Accountability Capabilities
• Virtualization Capabilities
• Self-management Capabilities
• Service Enablement Capabilities
• Orchestration Capabilities

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FI Architecture BO Session

• Keynote on Lessons on Internet Developments Key
  Challenges by Peter Kirstein
• Presentation of the Scenarios
• Discussion of a FI architecture from different
  perspectives
• Discussion of Research Challenges