Lavanya Jose ’12
Major
Computer Science
Project Title
Identifying significant real-time traffic on OpenFlow
Presentation Link
This summer, I worked in Professor Jennifer Rexford’s group in the Department of Computer Science on tools for monitoring traffic on computer networks. To this end, I developed a power-efficient algorithm for identifying “hierarchical heavy hitters” in real-time on a network using commercial hardware and commodity Ternary Content Addressable Memories (TCAMs). I then implemented the algorithm on OpenFlow, an open standard that allows researchers to run experimental protocols in production networks.
Internship Year
2010
Project Category
Climate and Energy
Organization(s)
Computer Science, Princeton University
Mentor(s)
Jennifer Rexford, Professor of Computer Science

