CHRISTOPHE CERIN

Prof. CHRISTOPHE CERIN

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Academic Career Length

20Years (2007-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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15 December 2020 in IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management
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MCMohammed Chahbar
Mohammed Chahbar
GDGladys Diaz
Gladys Diaz
Abdulhalim DandoushAbdulhalim Dandoush
Abdulhalim Dandoush
CCCHRISTOPHE CERIN
CHRISTOPHE CERIN
KGKamal Ghoumid
Kamal Ghoumid
Today, the Network Slicing technology is massively addressed by the research community. However, Network Slice (NS) modelling details from Standards Developing Organizations (SDOs) are not yet well considered for End-to-End (E2E) NS implementations. In addition, each SDO develops standards targeting only a specific part of the NS architecture. Therefore, based on a profound analysis of the major existing works, this paper explains first (i) a general architecture that clarifies the basic E2E network slicing functionality before diving deep into domain-specific visions. Then, (ii) it focuses at providing a survey stitching together the NS modelling works in Radio Access Networks (RAN), Core Networks (CN) and also Transport Networks (TN). The end goal is to clarify the E2E Network Slicing process from the service order request to the NS deployment and life-cycle management. Last, as there is no consensus on a specific information model in the Transport network domains (iii) we provide our vision on how several data models, developed by IETF working groups, can be integrated together in the context of the ACTN architecture in order to provision and manage Transport NSs.

28 October 2020 in IEEE Transactions on Cloud Computing
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CJCongfeng JIANG
Congfeng JIANG
YQYitao Qiu
Yitao Qiu
WSWeisong Shi
Weisong Shi
ZGZhefeng Ge
Zhefeng Ge
JWJiwei Wang
Jiwei Wang
JLJiangbin Lin
Jiangbin Lin
Workload characteristics are vital for both data center operation and job scheduling in co-located data centers, where online services and batch jobs are deployed on the same production cluster. In this paper, a comprehensive analysis is conducted on Alibaba‘s cluster-trace-v2018 of a production cluster of 4034 machines. The findings and insights are the following: (1) The workload on the production cluster poses a daily cyclical fluctuation, in terms of CPU and disk I/O utilization, and the memory system has become the performance bottleneck of a co-located cluster. (2) Batch jobs including their tasks and derived instances can be approximated as Zipf distribution. However, for all batch jobs with directed acyclic graph dependency, they suffer from co-location with online services since the online services are highly prioritized. (3) The resource usages of containers have similar cyclical fluctuation consistent with the whole cluster, while their memory usages remain approximately constant. (4) The number of batch jobs co-located with online services is dependent on the mispredictions per kilo instructions of online services. In order to guarantee the QoS of online services, when the MPKI of online services rises, the number of batch jobs to be co-located on the same machine should decrease.

27 January 2010 in Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience
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HAHeithem Abbes
Heithem Abbes
CCCHRISTOPHE CERIN
CHRISTOPHE CERIN
MJMohamed Jemni
Mohamed Jemni

16 January 2020 in The Journal of Supercomputing
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HAHeithem Abbes
Heithem Abbes
TLThouraya Louati
Thouraya Louati
CCCHRISTOPHE CERIN
CHRISTOPHE CERIN

7 March 2020 in The Journal of Supercomputing
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TMTarek Menouer
Tarek Menouer
CCCHRISTOPHE CERIN
CHRISTOPHE CERIN
CHChing-Hsien Hsu
Ching-Hsien Hsu

1 August 2022
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NGNicolas Greneche
Nicolas Greneche
TMTarek Menouer
Tarek Menouer
CCCHRISTOPHE CERIN
CHRISTOPHE CERIN
OROlivier Richard
Olivier Richard