Proceedings of the ACM on Networking

The Proceedings of the ACM on Networking (PACMNET) series present the highest-quality research conducted in the areas of emerging computer networks and their applications. We encourage submissions that present new technologies, novel experimentation, ...

Data centers increasingly utilize commodity servers to deploy low-latency Network Functions (NFs). However, the emergence of multi-hundred-gigabit-per-second network interface cards (NICs) has drastically increased the performance expected from commodity ...

Despite more than twenty years of efforts, the research community is still looking for a publicly available Internet-scale IP geolocation dataset with an explainable methodology. Recently, a new hope has appeared, with the emergence of geofeeds. Geofeeds ...

Network flow traces are fundamental to many network management workflows. In this paper, we aim to generate high-fidelity network flow traces by explicitly modeling users' dynamic network usage intents. We propose NetDiff, a service-guided hierarchical ...

Recent advances in programmable networks enable network operators to perform fine-grained analysis on all of the traffic as it traverses the network. One of the most common tasks, that has been widely studied, is to find the heavy hitter flows or the top-...

Streaming algorithms are fundamental in the analysis of large and online datasets. A key component of many such analytic tasks is q-MAX, which finds the largest q values in a number stream. Modern approaches attain a constant runtime by removing small ...