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June 25, 2014
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Application
Design
MV
Experiment
Data-Center
+
Network
NY
Energy efficient
EO
Platform
Model
+
Optimized Method
Optical Transport
AF
Outline
Background
Objectives and work program organization
Short presentations from the individual PIs
Research plan for 36 months with milestones
Collaboration plan
Dissemination plan
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Background
New enabling technologies
1.
2.
3.
4.
[a] Gerstel, O.; Jinno, M.; Lord, A.; Yoo, S.J.B., "Elastic optical networking: a new dawn for the optical layer?," IEEE
Comm. Mag., February 2012
[b] Sushant Jain, et al., B4: experience with a globally-deployed software defined WAN, SIGCOMM '13.
[c] Dennis Abts, et al. Energy proportional datacenter networks. SIGARCH Comput. Archit. News June 2010
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Good reasons for operating todays Internet links at low utilization (25-35%)
Challenges of high-utilization operation of a network
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2.
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5.
Objectives
Develop an Applications Coordinating with Transport, IP,
and Optical Networks (ACTION) architecture
by integrating four enabling technologies
by operating links at higher utilization while meeting the five
challenges of high-utilization operation
Track 3: Introduce
4 new technologies
into datacenter networks
ACTION
Management System
Datacenters
ACTION SDN
controller
Hosts
IP/Eth/VLAN
Access
link
Campus
networks
su
ADC
O/E
s1 s2
w
su
O/E
ADC
FlexGrid/OTN/DSON
Receiver
Tracks 1 and 2:
Introduce 4 new
technologies into core
(also metro) networks
Campus
networks
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Receiver
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s1 s2
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cw2
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DSP
s1 s2
FlexWDM
DSON
ADC
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E/O
Transmitter
s1 s2
DSP
IP/MPLS/VLAN
Metro/access
provider networks
OF
DSP
Parallel links
DSP
Metro/access
provider
networks
ADC
su
E/O
Transmitter
Circuit/VC endpoints
IP routers
Intradomain
Trigger to setup/release
circuit comes from NMS/admins
Inter-domain
Track 1: semi-static
Track 2: dynamic
Datacenters
Intra-domain
Inter-domain
Track 4:dynamic
Intra-datacenter
Track 3: dynamic
Inter-datacenter
(intra- or inter-domain)
distributed
hadoop job scheduling8
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ACTION SDN
Controller
Quality Confidential
of Transmission (QoT)
Quality
of
Transmission
(QoT)
datacenter networks
Circuit setup performance
Power consumption of NW
ACTION SDN
controller
Router or switch
Parallel links
OXC
FlexWDM
DSON
WSS
OA
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Objective
Virtual Topology Management: Leverage long-timescale variations (such as
night/day traffic patterns) to power off or reduce link rates for energy savings while
planning for failures
Account for failures
Handle traffic fluctuations
Utilize flexibility of elastic optical networks
Application
Robust and stable energy-efficient network
Changeable traffic demand of IP and layer 2 networks
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(Aggregated trafficMonitor
model)
aggregated traffic, but not exact traffic
allowing traffic fluctuation
Path ComputationAction
Engine matrix,
- Daily traffic (day, night, )
Management System
- Monitoring point
topology
ACTION SDN (virtual
- Incoming/outgoing traffic volume at edge node
management)
- Traffic volume passing through each link
ACTION SDN
Monitor
traffic
controller
ACTION Management system
Incoming/outgoing
aggregated traffic
Aggregated
link traffic
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Energy
Efficiency
High
Simulator developed
Simulate energy saving effect in cooperation
with elastic optical network simulator
Provide simulated for integrated
demonstration
Pipe
model
Suitable
traffic
model
Hose
model
Low
Narrow
Wide
Range of
traffic matrix
IP networks
API
Optical networks
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Aggregate flows (aggregate link traffic: all flows): Next, consider aggregate traffic. In
todays network (commercial and REN), utilization is around 30-35%. Say we decide to
operate at 70% utilization by lowering the link rates (using Bandwidth Variable
Transceivers). We start using a network management system (NMS) read SNMP MIBs
at IP routers of all links and monitor these levels. We can set some thresholds to
adjust link rates, e.g. (65, 75)%. In 30 sec or min.
Objective:
Bring 2 new technologies to improve IP network performance using elastic optical technique
Applications:
Improve link efficiency by leveraging SNMP MIB data
Change virtual link bandwidth to maintain a predefined link utilization, e.g. 70%
Track 2 : Self-sized
link
by
SNMP
data
2
Confidential
ACTION
PCE
ACTION SDN
controller
Action
Management
System
(link self-sizing)
1Gb/s Fixedtechnique)
(Link
Self-sized
Router 1
Router 2
SNMP MIB
Path Computation
Engine
Self-sized Link
ACTION4 Manager
Today : link= fixed bandwidth fiber
Bottle neck link
ACTION: self-sized
virtual link
Low utilization
ACTION SDN Controller
Elastic Optical Network
100%
4 OpenFlow message
to increase/decrease
spectrum allocation
Elastic Optical
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Confidential
(Energy saving
and higher throughput)
Step1 Traffic Monitor (SNMP-Mib)
Step2 Forecast 30sec
Step3
SDN North band IF
Step4 OpenFlow control
G
Scalability
Elastic opticalPower
Bandwidth flexibility
Advantages
Higher Throughput or high-link utilization
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Applications:
Hadoop scheduler extended to co-schedule CPU
and network resources (trigger dynamic circuits)
Filesystem writes of large files (host-application
triggered dynamic circuits)
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ACTION
Track 3
Confidential
SDN controller/OSCARS
FlexiGrid/
DSON
optical
switch
Dynamic circuit
triggered by
scheduler
or host apps
Pod 1
Pod 2
Core
Aggregation
Edge
Pod 4
Applications:
Network administrator requests temporary
augmentation of access link capacity for special events
on campus (e.g., football game)
Host-application triggers dynamic circuits (e.g., moving
human genome sequence rough or processed data)
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Current Campus
ACTION Track 4
Metro/access
Confidential
provider network
ACTION SDN
controller
Metro/access
provider
network
Save energy
Improve utilization
Genome app.
Port(s)inter-campus)
that
(Campus network and
is (are) shared
dynamically
Metro/accessFootball
elastic
network
game
Inter-Campus dynamic network
ACTION SDN
controller
FlexWDM
DSON
Access
link
ACTION SDN
controller
Hosts
Campus networks
IP/Eth/VLAN
Hosts
Access
links
Access
link
Port that is
dynamically
powered on
and off
Hosts
Campus networks
ACTION SDN
controller
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Outline
Background
Objectives and work program organization
Short presentations from the individual PIs
Research plan for 36 months with milestones
Collaboration plan
Dissemination plan
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Track 0
Track 0 - QoT
Non-coherent TI-PLIs
0.5
Estimate of power
consumption for key already
existing devices
Track 2
Track3
paper #1
Track 4
Track 1
paper #3
Campus application-SDN
controller APIs
paper #2
paper #4
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Collaboration Plan
Have been meeting via WebEx (almost) every week since the start of the project
IP Agreement is finalized
Face-to-face meetings done: NOC14, ICC14 and PI meeting (June 2014)
Plan by coordinating conference attendance
Also, hold dedicated meetings
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Dissemination Plan
http://venividiwiki.ee.virginia.edu/mediawiki/index.php/ACTION
Papers: Journals and conferences
COIN paper
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