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Evolution of cache replacement policies to track heavy-hitter flows
Flow-based network traffic processing, that is, processing packets based on some state information associated to the flows to which the packets belong, is a key enabler for a variety of network services and applications. This form of stateful traffic processing is used in modern switches [1] and routers that contain flow tables to implement forwarding, firewalls, NAT, QoS, and collect measurements.