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Introduction
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Network Lifecycle Management
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Automation
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Standard Representation
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Network Design
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Entity Relationships
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Example
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Humans vs Computers
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Shorthand notation
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Attributes
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Port Attributes
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Software Ecosystem
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Query Language
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Mulchup
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Misconceptions
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Evolution
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Entity Relationship Model
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Data Flow Style
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Questions
Description:
Explore a 21-minute conference talk from NSDI '20 that delves into the experiences of modeling network topologies at multiple levels of abstraction. Learn about MALT (Multi-Abstraction-Layer Topology representation), a comprehensive system designed to support all phases of network management, from design to analysis. Discover how MALT enables interoperability across network management software and ties low-level network elements to high-level design intent through abstraction. Gain insights into the software ecosystem supporting MALT's efficient use and the challenges faced in curating a comprehensive, evolving taxonomy for topology representation. Understand the importance of explicit topology representation in automated network management and how MALT's declarative style simplifies what-if analysis and testbed support. The talk covers various aspects including network lifecycle management, automation, standard representation, entity relationships, and the evolution of the entity relationship model. Read more

Experiences with Modeling Network Topologies at Multiple Levels of Abstraction

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