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Network and services architectures |
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15h L / 6h R / 1WE + 1OE / 4 ECTS credits in common with IIC_PAR / IIC_ARS |
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Patrick MERCIER (7,5h), Virginie GALTIER (7,5h) |
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This course complements the 2nd year course entitled “Information Systems”. First section of this course introduces new knowledge about classical models and it brings out the current trends in network intelligence and convergence, both at the hardware and software levels. It also tackles the mobility and security problems. Second section of this course presents services architectures which ease transparent application distribution across a network of heterogeneous computers and allow interoperability between applications.
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Network Architectures |
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Evolution of the different network layers.
Network cores and evolutions
New architectures for high-speed networks. Switching techniques. Convergent voice-data-video networks. Quality of Service. Ambiant Networks. Future networks. Intelligent networks. Active and programmable networks. Smart networks. Multi-agents systems networks. Wearable networks.
Network Security
Security and encryption : Certificats, PKI, Kerberos, SSL, IPSec, VPN, Firewalls, IDS et IPS.
Applications / Protocols / Services
LDAP, Radius and once-for-all authentication. Groupware. Autonomous and migrant Java applications. Grid computing. Myrinet, InfiniBand and Quadrics architectures.
Wireless networks / ubiquitous access
New wireless networks generations: IWEE 802.15, 802.16, 802.20 et 802.11n. Mesh and citizens networks. Nomadism.
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Services Architectures and Middleware |
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Introduction, motivations, definitions, challenges
Motivation for distribution and intrinsic distribution, issues raised by heterogeneity and distribution, middleware and web services definitions and requirements.
Middleware overview
rocedural middleware, message oriented middleware, object based middleware, transactional middleware
Web Services
Standard architecture: introduction to XML, SOAP, WSDL, UDDI, framework example
Advanced features overview.
Peer-to-peer
Comparison with client/server architecture, uses, main P2P systems categories. |
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References
G. Pujolle, Les réseaux, Eyrolles, 2003
K. Al Agha , G. Pujolle , G. Vivier, Réseaux de mobiles et réseaux sans fil, Eyrolles, 2001
Chris Britton, Peter Bye, T Architecture and Middleware (2nd edition), Addison-Wesley, 2004
Hubert Kadima, Valérie Monfort, Les Web services, Dunod, 2003. |
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| Last update 06/07/2007 by Cl.M. |
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