The main objective of the RESUMENET is to host original research work that will systematically embed resilience into future Internet. The project work has three main dimensions.•\tAt framework-level, work will elaborate on the D2R2+DR (Defend, Detect, Remediate, Restore; Diagnose, Refine) framework, and quantify the impact of different types of challenges and failures on normal network service operation. Metrics, classes of network resilience, policies and ways to negotiate them are at the epicenter of Work Package 1, whose outcome should ease the understanding of network engineers about of resilient network services.•\tThe project will then look into the mechanisms and algorithms to add to the network infrastructure so that the requirements identified at the framework level be met. The network infrastructure, both the end-to-end transport infrastructure and the service layer, including servers and data storage equipment, are the subject of work in WPs 2 and 3, respectively. The focus is on basic functions and technologies that constitute the building blocks of the D2R2+DR framework; nevertheless, the two WPs also consider some study cases (scenarios) of network service failure, to exemplify the synthesis of these blocks into a working system.•\tFinally, experimentation is starring at the project, both in terms of resource consumption and significance to the project objectives. In Work Package 4, specific scenarios focusing on particular network service provision are composed out of failure types, and resilience mechanisms. The aim is to demonstrate the applicability of the systematic approach unfolding through WPs 1-3, and the benefits for several aspects of the network functionality. An equally important task from the WP4 experimentation activities will be to provide feedback to WPs 1-3 about the fine tuning of individual mechanisms in the network. The experimentation facilities will come from in-house test beds and facilities developed b