Method implemented in a computer system and computer implemented system for processing data objects in a data center network

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The present disclosure relates generally to the field of efficient name management for named data networking in datacenter networks. In various examples, efficient name management for named data networking in datacenter networks may be implemented in the form of systems, methods and / or algorithms.

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technical field [0001] The present invention generally relates to efficient name management for named data networks in data center networks. [0002] In various examples, efficient name management of named data networks in a data center network can be implemented in the form of systems, methods, and / or algorithms. Background technique [0003] Named Data Networks (also sometimes referred to herein as "NDN") are requests (e.g., from users or proxies) that are routed to data entities (or data object). In the NDN paradigm, users (or consumers) request named data from data producers (such requests are sometimes called "interest"). Depending on the name of the data in the request, the user's request is forwarded to the data producer through one or more routers (possibly through one or more NDN proxies). The data producer then responds with the requested data. [0004] FIG. 1 shows an example of a conventional named data network architecture 100 . As seen in this example, use...

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[0007] However, in such NDN architectures 100, the names used for routing can be long and are often structured in complex ways

Routing requests based on these names or matching them can be quite expensive (e.g. in terms of processor operations), especially when implemented at high throughput

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