Mantis
Liangcheng Yu, John Sonchack, Vincent Liu
Abstract
For modern data center switches, the ability to---with minimum latency and maximum flexibility--- react to current network conditions is important for managing increasingly dynamic networks. The traditional approach to implementing this type of behavior is through a control plane that is orders of magnitude slower than the speed at which typical data center congestion events occur. More recent alternatives like programmable switches can remember statistics about passing traffic and adjust behavior accordingly, but unfortunately, their capabilities severely limit what can be done.
Topics & Concepts
Computer scienceFlexibility (engineering)Forwarding planeLatency (audio)Data centerComputer networkDistributed computingTelecommunicationsMathematicsStatisticsNetwork packetSoftware-Defined Networks and 5GCloud Computing and Resource ManagementInterconnection Networks and Systems