A Novel Addressing and Routing Architecture for Cloud-Service Datacenter Networks
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Abstract
Datacenter networks (DCNs) play a key role in providing cloud services. The energy consumption and cost of a DCN are growing sharply with the extensions of network bandwidth and network size. The energy consumption, complexity and cost of a DCN depend on some design factors such as the topology structure, addressing scheme and routing mechanism. A novel addressing and routing architecture for cloud-service DCNs with regular topologies is proposed in this paper. First of all, we propose a port-based source-routing addressing (PSRA) scheme, which makes the table-lookup operation unnecessary and decreases the switch complexity. Next, leveraging the characteristics of PSRA and the regularity of DCN topologies, an extremely simple routing mechanism is designed, without switch involvement, control message interaction and topology information storage. Lastly, a high-efficiency fault-tolerance mechanism is proposed for the addressing and routing architecture. The analysis, implementation and simulation results indicate that the proposed architecture not only decreases the energy consumption and thus the cost of a DCN, but also enhances the routing performance and solves the fault-tolerance problem in a very efficient way.
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