Taming SDN Controllers in Heterogeneous Hardware Environments
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1 Taming SDN Controllers in Heterogeneous Hardware Environments Zdravko Bozakov Amr Rizk Leibniz Universität Hannover Fakultät für Elektrotechnik und Informatik Institut für Kommunikationstechnik EWSDN 2013, October, Berlin Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 1/12
2 Motivation Software Defined Network abstraction SDN controller control connection programmable switches Centralized controller Collection of programmable forwarding devices Communication over well-defined API (e.g. OpenFlow) Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 2/12
3 Motivation Heterogeneity of forwarding devices is an inherent property of Software Defined Networks How does this effect the responsiveness of SDN applications? Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 3/12
4 Motivation Heterogeneity of forwarding devices is an inherent property of Software Defined Networks How does this effect the responsiveness of SDN applications? Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 3/12
5 Example: Datacenter Migration Varying processing capability of control logic in switches yields unpredictable delays for SDN applications WAN controller VM Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 4/12
6 Example: Datacenter Migration Varying processing capability of control logic in switches yields unpredictable delays for SDN applications WAN controller VM Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 4/12
7 Example: Datacenter Migration Varying processing capability of control logic in switches yields unpredictable delays for SDN applications WAN ctrl controller? ctrl ctrl ctrl ctrl VM Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 4/12
8 Example: Datacenter Migration Varying processing capability of control logic in switches yields unpredictable delays for SDN applications WAN controller? VM Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 4/12
9 Example: Datacenter Migration Varying processing capability of control logic in switches yields unpredictable delays for SDN applications WAN controller? VM Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 4/12
10 Example: Datacenter Migration Varying processing capability of control logic in switches yields unpredictable delays for SDN applications WAN controller VM Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 4/12
11 Example: Datacenter Migration Varying processing capability of control logic in switches yields unpredictable delays for SDN applications WAN controller VM Main causes for flow installation latencies at a switch number of messages queued for processing (load dependent) rate of processing control messages (switch dependent) Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 4/12
12 Switch Model We model the control message processing mechanism of SDN switches as a queueing model ctrl. message arrivals ctrl. message activations A(t) S(t) D(t) controller A(t) ctrl D(t) A(t) control message arrivals at switch D(t) control message activations S(t) amount of messages processed over different time intervals Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 5/12
13 Switch Model We model the control message processing mechanism of SDN switches as a queueing model cumulative data S(t) time A(t) control message arrivals at switch D(t) control message activations S(t) amount of messages processed over different time intervals Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 5/12
14 Switch Model We model the control message processing mechanism of SDN switches as a queueing model cumulative data S(t) time A(t) control message arrivals at switch D(t) control message activations S(t) amount of messages processed over different time intervals Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 5/12
15 Switch Model We model the control message processing mechanism of SDN switches as a queueing model cumulative data? time A(t) control message arrivals at switch D(t) control message activations S(t) amount of messages processed over different time intervals Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 5/12
16 Service Curve Estimation: Setup Experimental setup for service curve estimation: forward constant (maximal) rate through traffic inject a burst of control messages into switch with flowmod action (or other) capture through traffic and evaluate times between modified header fields through traffic SDN controller control traffic DAG capture card Evaluated two switches implementing OpenFlow 1.0 OpenVSwitch on quad core Xeon server pica8 48x1GB port switch Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 6/12
17 Service Curve Estimation: Setup Experimental setup for service curve estimation: forward constant (maximal) rate through traffic inject a burst of control messages into switch with flowmod action (or other) capture through traffic and evaluate times between modified header fields through traffic SDN controller control traffic DAG capture card Evaluated two switches implementing OpenFlow 1.0 OpenVSwitch on quad core Xeon server pica8 48x1GB port switch Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 6/12
18 Service Curve Estimation: Setup Experimental setup for service curve estimation: forward constant (maximal) rate through traffic inject a burst of control messages into switch with flowmod action (or other) capture through traffic and evaluate times between modified header fields through traffic SDN controller control traffic DAG capture card Evaluated two switches implementing OpenFlow 1.0 OpenVSwitch on quad core Xeon server pica8 48x1GB port switch Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 6/12
19 Service Curve Estimation: Setup Experimental setup for service curve estimation: forward constant (maximal) rate through traffic inject a burst of control messages into switch with flowmod action (or other) capture through traffic and evaluate times between modified header fields through traffic SDN controller control traffic DAG capture card Evaluated two switches implementing OpenFlow 1.0 OpenVSwitch on quad core Xeon server pica8 48x1GB port switch Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 6/12
20 Service Curve Estimation: Setup Experimental setup for service curve estimation: forward constant (maximal) rate through traffic inject a burst of control messages into switch with flowmod action (or other) capture through traffic and evaluate times between modified header fields through traffic SDN controller control traffic DAG capture card Evaluated two switches implementing OpenFlow 1.0 OpenVSwitch on quad core Xeon server pica8 48x1GB port switch Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 6/12
21 Service Curve Estimation: Results # of control messages / mean service with CI lower bound on service (95%) software switch hardware switch time [s] Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 7/12
22 Improving the Controller Interface How can SDN applications seamlessly benefit from information about switch capabilities? Current state of OpenFlow Rate limiting of control messages offered by some controller frameworks OpenFlow barrier messages enable coarse application control Applications cannot be tuned to heterogeneous switch capabilities No mechanism for estimating the maximum time required for a flow to become active at a switch. Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 8/12
23 Improving the Controller Interface Given bounds on the arrival of control messages, network calculus model enables calculation of maximum delay bounds cumulative data S(t) time Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 9/12
24 Improving the Controller Interface Given bounds on the arrival of control messages, network calculus model enables calculation of maximum delay bounds cumulative data E(t) max. delay S(t) time Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 9/12
25 Improving the Controller Interface Given bounds on the arrival of control messages, network calculus model enables calculation of maximum delay bounds cumulative data σ ρ E TB (t) max. delay S(t) time Proposed approach: extend interface of controller framework with token bucket regulator parametrize regulator for each type of deployed switch such that a specific delay bound holds Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 9/12
26 Improving the Controller Interface Example: configure maximum delay as 0.2s 2 HW switch service # of control messages/ configured delay bound time [s] Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 10/12
27 Improving the Controller Interface Example: configure maximum delay as 0.2s 2 HW switch service HW switch regulated arrivals # of control messages/ configured delay bound ρ HW σ HW time [s] Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 10/12
28 Improving the Controller Interface Example: configure maximum delay as 0.2s # of control messages/ ρ SW σ SW HW switch service HW switch regulated arrivals SW switch service SW switch regulated arrivals ρ HW σ HW time [s] Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 10/12
29 Improving the Controller Interface Benefits of our approach Enables SDN applications to gauge flow instantiation time: if control message is accepted by interface it will become active after a predefined maximum time adapt message generation rate by querying processing rate and currently available number of tokens for each connected switch TB mechanism allows us to reserve part of switch service for high priority control messages Simple extension which does not alter current SDN architecture Service curve parameters may be stored in database or exchanged as part of control connection handshake (feature response) Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 11/12
30 Improving the Controller Interface Benefits of our approach Enables SDN applications to gauge flow instantiation time: if control message is accepted by interface it will become active after a predefined maximum time adapt message generation rate by querying processing rate and currently available number of tokens for each connected switch TB mechanism allows us to reserve part of switch service for high priority control messages Simple extension which does not alter current SDN architecture Service curve parameters may be stored in database or exchanged as part of control connection handshake (feature response) Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 11/12
31 Improving the Controller Interface Benefits of our approach Enables SDN applications to gauge flow instantiation time: if control message is accepted by interface it will become active after a predefined maximum time adapt message generation rate by querying processing rate and currently available number of tokens for each connected switch TB mechanism allows us to reserve part of switch service for high priority control messages Simple extension which does not alter current SDN architecture Service curve parameters may be stored in database or exchanged as part of control connection handshake (feature response) Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 11/12
32 Improving the Controller Interface Benefits of our approach Enables SDN applications to gauge flow instantiation time: if control message is accepted by interface it will become active after a predefined maximum time adapt message generation rate by querying processing rate and currently available number of tokens for each connected switch TB mechanism allows us to reserve part of switch service for high priority control messages Simple extension which does not alter current SDN architecture Service curve parameters may be stored in database or exchanged as part of control connection handshake (feature response) Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 11/12
33 Conclusions and Outlook Contributions We showed that device heterogeneity may lead to unpredictable behaviour in SDN applications and must be considered during design phase of increasingly complex SDN applications Outlined a model and a measurement approach to characterize control message processing capabilities of SDN switches Proposed an unintrusive controller framework mechanism enabling applications to consider substrate capabilities Our work is a starting point for a number of research directions Extend to distributed controller frameworks What are the effects of higher abstraction layers on network responsiveness How should SDN applications be designed? Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 12/12
34 Conclusions and Outlook Contributions We showed that device heterogeneity may lead to unpredictable behaviour in SDN applications and must be considered during design phase of increasingly complex SDN applications Outlined a model and a measurement approach to characterize control message processing capabilities of SDN switches Proposed an unintrusive controller framework mechanism enabling applications to consider substrate capabilities Our work is a starting point for a number of research directions Extend to distributed controller frameworks What are the effects of higher abstraction layers on network responsiveness How should SDN applications be designed? Z. Bozakov IKT LUH p. 12/12
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