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This outline presents the concept of Symbiotic Routing within the CamCube framework, designed for future data centers. Traditional architectures often struggle with bandwidth and server control issues, but CamCube employs a 3D torus topology, eliminating switches to enhance performance and failure resilience. Symbiotic Routing leverages a unique approach where each server acts as both a node and router, sharing resources and improving efficiency. Key features include TCP/IP service optimization, VM and cache services, and a scalable aggregation model, aimed at creating flexible, resilient data center infrastructures.
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Outline • CamCube • Traditional data center • The problems • CamCube philosophy • Feature • What’s different? • Symbiotic Routing • Service • TCP/IP • VM distribution service • Cache service • Aggregation service • Properties • Conclusion
1. CamCube – the Goal • Design a data center from the perspective of a distributed systems builder
1.1 Traditional Data Center • Distributed system philosophy vs. reality
1.2 The Problems ( of the traditional data center) • Addressing • Bandwidth • Server has little or no control over network
1.3 ComCube Philosophy • No Swiches • Topology: 3D Torus
1.3 CamCube Philosophy – why? • The CamCube API • (x,y,z) coordinate • Coordinate easily remapped in case of failure • 1-hop API (send/recv from 1-hop neighbors)
1.4 feature • Two types of networks: • Dierect-connect for intra-server traffic • Switched network for inter-camcube traffic • Multiple independent network can be used
What’s different? • High Performance Computing • CamCube make topology explicit • Service can intercept(modify) packet on path • Failure resilience • Multiple independent service • Distributed System • Key-space naturally mapped physically • Networking • No switches/routers (symmetry of role) • Not using TCP/IP
2. Symbiotic Routing • Symbiotic Routing is coupled with CamCube because: • Each server link to other server closer • Each server plays a role of switch/router too • Each server share the resourse (memory/FS)
2.1 TCP/IP Service • Required to implement TCP/IP for existing service • CamCube use its own method to enhance performance
2.2 VM distribution Service • Traditional: may create high number of interior server and edges (of tree of file system) than necessary. • New approach with CamCube: • Use its topology feature. • The custom routing protocol is hierarchical, recursively dividing the coordinate space into 3D mini-cubes.
2.3 Cache service • Traditional remote cache • Here Llcal cache Not local cache
2.4 Aggregation • Don’t have to do traverse • Use 3D topology feature (ex. X->y->z)
2.5 Properties • Key to server mapping • Path specification (x,y,z) • Fault-tolerance • Multipath • Packet buffers • Prioritization
3. Conclusion • Symbiotic Routing is coupled with CamCube-like Infrastructure • This routing method provide flexible implement of service (protocol) • Support in-network packet processing • CamCube + API(this routing method) = easy-built data center
Comment • Challenge • If service goes inner the CamCube, chances may be multi-hop network. • Beyond network efficiency, what’s else can we benefit from CamCube ? • High level switch/router is costly • The energy saves by remove switch/router Make better use of energy consumption in computation