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1 INL: IP Networking Lab Université Catholique de Louvain The Benefits of Locator/ID Separation AGAVE: A lightweight Approach for Viable End-to-end IP-based QoS Services Joint Work: L. Iannone, O.Bonaventure, B. Quoitin, D. Saucez, C. De Launois 1
2 Roadmap Motivation Loc/ID Separation How does it work Benefits Improved QoS FIB Reduction Costs 2
3 Roadmap Motivation Loc/ID Separation How does it work Benefits Improved QoS FIB Reduction Costs 3
4 Multihoming => Path diversity AS j Internet Default Free Zone (DFZ) AS w ASx AS z AS k ASy 4
5 Multihoming => Path diversity AS j Internet AS w ASx AS z AS k ASy 4
6 Multihoming => Path diversity Path-Vector nature of BGP does not allow full usage of Path Diversity AS j Internet AS w ASx AS z AS k ASy 4
7 BGP table growth Main causes: Active BGP entries (FIB) PI (Provider Independent) prefix assignement Multi-homing Traffic-Engineering... Date 01-Jul-89 to 21-Sep-07 Source: 5
8 Roadmap Motivation Loc/ID Separation How does it work Benefits Improved QoS FIB Reduction Costs 6
9 Separating Locators and IDs AS j Internet AS w ASx AS z AS k ASy 7
10 Separating Locators and IDs AS j Internet AS w ASx AS z AS k ASy 7
11 Separating Locators and IDs AS j Internet AS w RLOC 2 RLOC 1 ASx AS z AS k ASy RLOC 1 RLOC 2 7
12 Separating Locators and IDs AS j Internet AS w RLOC 2 RLOC 1 ASx AS z AS k ASy RLOC 1 RLOC 2 7
13 Separating Locators and IDs AS j Internet AS w RLOC 2 RLOC 1 ASx AS z AS k ASy RLOC 1 RLOC 2 7
14 Separating Locators and IDs Mapping Distribution System? AS j Internet AS w RLOC 2 RLOC 1 AS z AS k ASx ASy RLOC 1 RLOC 2 7
15 Separating Locators and IDs Mapping Distribution System RLOC 2 RLOC 1 AS j Internet AS w RLOC 2 RLOC 1 AS z AS k ASx ASy RLOC 1 RLOC 2 7
16 Separating Locators and IDs AS j Internet AS w RLOC 2 RLOC 1 AS z AS k ASx ASy RLOC 1 RLOC 2 RLOC 2 RLOC 2 7
17 Separating Locators and IDs AS j Internet AS w RLOC 2 RLOC 1 AS z AS k ASx ASy RLOC 1 RLOC 2 RLOC 2 RLOC 2 7
18 Separating Locators and IDs AS j Internet AS w RLOC 2 RLOC 1 AS z AS k ASx ASy RLOC 1 RLOC 2 RLOC 2 RLOC 2 7
19 Separating Locators and IDs AS j Internet AS w RLOC 2 RLOC 1 AS z AS k ASx ASy RLOC 1 RLOC 2 RLOC 2 RLOC 2 7
20 Roadmap Motivation Loc/ID Separation How does it work Benefits Improved QoS FIB Reduction Costs 8
21 Advantage 2: Path diversity RLOC 2 ASx AS j Playing with RLOCs enables using path diversity for QoS AS z AS k AS w RLOC 1 ASy RLOC 1 RLOC 2 9
22 Internet Path-diversity Number of of destination prefixes 30 k 25 k 20 k 15 k 10 k 5 k Using BGP routes Using LISP Routeviews Dataset Simulations of Multihomed ASes 0 k Number of available paths Dataset Routes Peers Pairs M-h Stubs M-h Prefixes Routeviews 5,750, ,402 29,575 RIPE NCC00 1,641, ,247 29,934 10
23 Exploiting Path-diversity Delay : lowest, median, worst 350 Delay (ms) [ms] Pair Pair of of multihomed sites sites Simulations of 13 multi-homed ASes (156 pairs) Based on RIPE NCC Traffic Measurements Service Delays averaged using the Vivaldi algorithm How to take advantage of path diversity: TSC (Tunnel Service Controller) to select end-points 11
24 Exploiting Path-diversity Delay : lowest, median, worst Pair 45: Delay (ms) [ms] Pair Pair of of multihomed sites sites Simulations of 13 multi-homed ASes (156 pairs) Based on RIPE NCC Traffic Measurements Service Delays averaged using the Vivaldi algorithm How to take advantage of path diversity: TSC (Tunnel Service Controller) to select end-points 11
25 Exploiting Path-diversity Delay : lowest, median, worst Pair 45: Best Path: ~100 ms Delay (ms) [ms] Pair Pair of of multihomed sites sites Simulations of 13 multi-homed ASes (156 pairs) Based on RIPE NCC Traffic Measurements Service Delays averaged using the Vivaldi algorithm How to take advantage of path diversity: TSC (Tunnel Service Controller) to select end-points 11
26 Exploiting Path-diversity Delay (ms) [ms] Delay : lowest, median, worst Pair 45: Best Path: ~100 ms Worst Path: ~300 ms Pair Pair of of multihomed sites sites Simulations of 13 multi-homed ASes (156 pairs) Based on RIPE NCC Traffic Measurements Service Delays averaged using the Vivaldi algorithm How to take advantage of path diversity: TSC (Tunnel Service Controller) to select end-points 11
27 Exploiting Path-diversity Delay (ms) [ms] Delay : lowest, median, worst Pair 45: Best Path: ~100 ms Worst Path: ~300 ms Median: ~ 150 ms Pair Pair of of multihomed sites sites Simulations of 13 multi-homed ASes (156 pairs) Based on RIPE NCC Traffic Measurements Service Delays averaged using the Vivaldi algorithm How to take advantage of path diversity: TSC (Tunnel Service Controller) to select end-points 11
28 Roadmap Motivation Loc/ID Separation How does it work Benefits Improved QoS FIB Reduction Costs 12
29 Advantage 1: shrinking the FIBs AS j Less Prefixes to be Globally announced AS w ASx AS z AS k ASy 13
30 Shrinking the FIB (I) Default Free Zone (DFZ) Tier-1 (PI Prefixes) AS A j AS B w Transit AS A.1 k A.2 AS B.1 k AS B.2 k Stub A.1.1 A.2.1 B.1.1 Separating address space allows new strategies for assigning routing locators More topologically driven Less Provider Independent (PI) prefixes 14
31 Shrinking the FIB (II) P(X)>x Simulations Synthetic topologies generated with GHITTLE Hierarchical with business relationship ASes Number of FIB entries (logscale) 15
32 Shrinking the FIB (II) P(X)>x Simulations Synthetic topologies generated with GHITTLE Hierarchical with business relationship ASes Number of FIB entries (logscale) 15
33 Cool, but... There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch! 16
34 Roadmap Motivation Loc/ID Separation How does it work Benefits Improved QoS FIB Reduction Costs 17
35 Netflow data collection Full Netflow (v7) on border router 1 Gigabit link to Belnet ~10000 users (/16 prefix block) Analysis: flow-tools + custom software /BGP Granularity of mappings iplane data set 18
36 Mappings Cache Size Number of Entries h 12h 24h 3 Min Timeout 30 Min Timeout 300 Min Timeout 19
37 Lookups 3 min timeout Timeout Period 1 RLOC 2 RLOCs 3 RLOCs 3 min. Night Day kbps kpbs kbps kbps kbps kbps 30 min. Night Day 2.04 kbps 8.95 kbps 2.44 kbps kbps 2.84 kbps kbps 300 min. Night Day kbps 2.68 kbps kbps 3.21 kbps kbps 3.74 kbps 20
38 Conclusions Loc/ID Separation approach allows: Exploiting Path Diversity Reduce FIB size Loc/ID Separation costs: Cache Lookups & Tunneling overhead 21
39 Thanks?? /* */
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