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SCION: a next-generation inter-domain routing architecture

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SCION: a next-generation inter-domain routing architecture

SCION (Scalability, Control, and Isolation On Next-generation networks) is a<br>secure and reliable inter-domain routing protocol, designed to provide route<br>control, failure isolation, and explicit trust information for end-to-end<br>communication.

Technology

The ideas and concepts behind SCION.

Overview :<br>SCION |<br>Control Plane |<br>Data Plane |<br>SCION-IP Gateway |<br>SCION End Hosts |<br>Applications

Reference Manuals

User documentation for the services, tools and programming libraries of the open-source SCION<br>implementation.

For operators of SCION end hosts :<br>Installation |<br>scion |<br>Daemon |<br>Dispatcher

For operators of SCION ASes:<br>Installation |<br>Control Service |<br>Router |<br>SIG (SCION-IP Gateway) |<br>Configuration |<br>scion-pki

For developers of SCION applications :<br>snet API

For users of SCION applications :<br>Applications

Guides and Tutorials

Tutorial: Freestanding SCION Network: Follow step by step instructions and see what a running SCION network could look like.

Developer Documentation

Start with the Contribution Guide to contribute to the open-source SCION implementation.

Policies and Processes :<br>Governance: TC Implementation |<br>Change Proposal Process |<br>Style Guides

Building and Running :<br>Setting up the Development Environment |<br>Building |<br>Running SCION Locally |<br>Dependencies |<br>Testing

Design Documents