%0 Conference Paper %1 rothenberg2010center %A Rothenberg, Christian Esteve %A Macapuna, Carlos %A Verdi, Fabio %A Magalhães, Mauricio %A Zahemszky, Andras %B SBRC 2010 %D 2010 %K bloom center data filter networking packet %T Data center networking with in-packet Bloom filters %U http://XXXXX/64116_1.pdf %X This paper describes a networking approach for cloud data centers architectures based on a novel use of in-packet Bloom filters to encode randomized network paths. In order to meet the scalability, performance, and cost-efficiency goals of a cloud infrastructure, innovation is called for at many areas of the data center environment, including the underlying switching topology and new packet forwarding paradigms. Motivated by the advent of high-radix, low-cost, commodity switches coupled with a substrate of programmability (OpenFlow), our proposal contributes to the body of work re-thinking how to interconnect racks of commodity PCs at large. In this work, we present the design principles and testbed implementation of a data center architecture governed by Rack Managers, which are responsible to transparently provide the networking and support functions to cost-efficiently operate the DCN. We evaluate the proposal in terms of state requirements, our claims of false-positive-free forwarding, and the load balancing capabilities.

@inproceedings{rothenberg2010center, abstract = {This paper describes a networking approach for cloud data centers architectures based on a novel use of in-packet Bloom filters to encode randomized network paths. In order to meet the scalability, performance, and cost-efficiency goals of a cloud infrastructure, innovation is called for at many areas of the data center environment, including the underlying switching topology and new packet forwarding paradigms. Motivated by the advent of high-radix, low-cost, commodity switches coupled with a substrate of programmability (OpenFlow), our proposal contributes to the body of work re-thinking how to interconnect racks of commodity PCs at large. In this work, we present the design principles and testbed implementation of a data center architecture governed by Rack Managers, which are responsible to transparently provide the networking and support functions to cost-efficiently operate the DCN. We evaluate the proposal in terms of state requirements, our claims of false-positive-free forwarding, and the load balancing capabilities.}, added-at = {2010-06-27T16:30:59.000+0200}, author = {Rothenberg, Christian Esteve and Macapuna, Carlos and Verdi, Fabio and Magalhães, Mauricio and Zahemszky, Andras}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/24fcd6b9ab8a26fbd44a27420631b91f5/chesteve}, booktitle = {SBRC 2010}, days = {24-28}, interhash = {7a3c834dda9e2e10a841e80db8ab35a7}, intrahash = {4fcd6b9ab8a26fbd44a27420631b91f5}, keywords = {bloom center data filter networking packet}, month = may, timestamp = {2010-06-27T16:30:59.000+0200}, title = {Data center networking with in-packet Bloom filters}, url = {http://XXXXX/64116_1.pdf}, year = 2010 }