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Network-Wide Routing-Oblivious Heavy Hitters source code (TDHH)

This repository contains the source code of the "Network-Wide Routing-Oblivious Heavy Hitters", by Ran Ben Basat, Gil Einziger, Shir Landau Feibish, Jalil Moraney, and Danny Raz (ACM/IEEE ANCS 2018).

Implementation was done by Jalil Moraney (jalilm[at]cs.technion.ac.il), 2018.

This code performs volume estimation, frequency estimation, and heavy hitter detection, as described in the paper. The code works on several real-life traces and can be easily extended to other traces.

Minimal Requirement

Any system that have the following:

  • cmake version >= 3.5.1
  • boost library version >= 1.58.0
  • C++11 compiler

How to compile

Simply run in the root directory:

  • cmake .
  • make

These commands produce the exectuable TDHH in the root directory.

Obtaining the traces

Before being able to reproduce the results, you will have to obtain the datasets traces from several locations and pre-process them.

  • You will have to request access to CAIDA aannonymized passive traces 2016 from CAIDA website:

https://www.caida.org/data/passive/passive_dataset_request.xml

and the download the Jan, 21st traces using and your credintails:

https://data.caida.org/datasets/passive-2016

  • Download the UCLA traces (1 to 10) using the following links:

https://lasr.cs.ucla.edu/ddos/traces/public/trace1/

https://lasr.cs.ucla.edu/ddos/traces/public/trace2/

https://lasr.cs.ucla.edu/ddos/traces/public/trace3/

https://lasr.cs.ucla.edu/ddos/traces/public/trace4/

https://lasr.cs.ucla.edu/ddos/traces/public/trace5/

https://lasr.cs.ucla.edu/ddos/traces/public/trace6/

https://lasr.cs.ucla.edu/ddos/traces/public/trace7/

https://lasr.cs.ucla.edu/ddos/traces/public/trace8/

https://lasr.cs.ucla.edu/ddos/traces/public/trace9/

https://lasr.cs.ucla.edu/ddos/traces/public/trace10/

  • Download the UNIV1 traces using:

http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~tbenson/IMC10_Data.html

You will have to uncompress the compressed file and put them in the appropriate directory under ./datasets_files before pre processing them in the next step.

Pre processing the traces:

After obtaining the traces, navigate into ./utils using "cd ./utils" and perform the following:

  • For CAIDA traces:
  1. For each pcap file of intrest in the CAIDA trace run the follwoing:

./extract_script.sh ../datasets_files/CAIDA/equinix-chicago.dirA.20160121-130000.UTC.anon.pcap ../datasets_files/CAIDA/caida.csv

  1. Calculate flow counts using:

./calculate_caida_flow_count.sh

  • For UCLA traces:
  1. For each x.pcap file, run the following:

./extract_script.sh ../datasets_diles/UCLA_FULL/x.pcap ../datasets_files/UCLA_FULL/ucla_full.csv

  1. Calculate flow counts using:

./calculate_ucla_flow_count.sh

  • For UNIV1 traces:
  1. For each x.pcap file, run the following:

./extract_script.sh ../datasets_diles/UNIV1/x.pcap ../datasets_files/UNIV1/univ1.csv

  1. Calculate flow counts using:

./calculate_univ_flow_count.sh

How to run the program

Simply run any variation fo the following command:

./TDHH {VE, FE, HH} {CAIDA, CAIDA18, UCLA, UCLA_FULL, UNIV1, UNIV2}

The first paramter sets the application to run:

  • VE = Volume Estimation
  • FE = Frequency Estimation
  • HH = Heavy Hitters

The second parameter sets which trace to use:

  • CAIDA: for CAIDA'16 traces.
  • UCLA_FULL: for the UCLA traces.
  • UNIV1: for the UNIV trace.

Obtaining the results

Each run writes to a specified output file under "./results", the file name is the following:

./{ve,fe,hh}_{caida,ucla,univ1}.raw_res

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