BURSTING DATA BETWEEN DATA CENTERS CASE FOR TRANSPORT SDN

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BURSTING DATA BETWEEN DATA CENTERS CASE FOR TRANSPORT SDN Abhinava Sadasivarao, Sharfuddin Syed, Ping Pan, Chris Liou (Infinera) Inder Monga, Andrew Lake, Chin Guok Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) IEEE Hot Interconnects, August 2013 1

A mulh- layer network Data Center/Campus Chicago Data Center New York 10/40G 100GE 100GE 10/40G WAN packet transport WDM Link OpHcal Transport Network Element OpHcal amplifiers Approx. every 80km 2

In ParHcular, Data Centers Massive pool of compute and storage Network Intra- DC to allow VM migrahon, HA, Inter- DC over WAN for replicahon, delivery, 3

Data Center Packet World Intra- DC programmability Lot of prior work done here [Portland][VL2] OpenFlow making datacenter switches programmable easier Centralized control logic can make these switches cheaper through simpler hardware ($$$) Decoupled data and control plane along with switches built with cheaper GbE/FCoE ports Inter- DC programmability DC edge routers do L2/L3 tunneling Packet layers are programmable OpenFlow is an example Google s B4 Microsoa s SWAN [PortLand] Radhika Niranjan Mysore, Andreas Pamboris, Nathan Farrington, Nelson Huang, Pardis Miri, Sivasankar Radhakrishnan, Vikram Subramanya, and Amin Vahdat. 2009. PortLand: a scalable fault- tolerant layer 2 data center network fabric. In Proceedings of the ACM SIGCOMM 2009 [VL2] Albert Greenberg, James R. Hamilton, Navendu Jain, Srikanth Kandula, Changhoon Infinera Kim, Parantap and ESnet Lahiri, David A. Maltz, Parveen Patel, and Sudipta Sengupta. 2009. VL2: a scalable and flexible data center network. In Proceedings of the ACM SIGCOMM 2009 4

Data Center Interconnects Transport View Providing high- capacity links for the edge DC routers However (tradihonal service providers) If the inter- DC router links are overprovisioned, equally overprovisioned transport capacity required These links are circuit- switched, stahcally allocated ahead of Hme OperaHonal are isolated by network layers SP manage L3/L2 and L1 infrastructure separately - MulHple set of people to operate them Engineering, planning, provisioning L2/L3 control planes don t talk to L1. Can t do end- to- end mulh- layer TE (MulH- vendor L1 control plane also is in- theory ) How can we make networks end- to- end programmable in a mulh- layer, mulh- vendor scenario? 5

Transport Paradigm is Different! Packet World Transport World ConnecHonless Dynamic flows Inline control plane (NMS independent) Distributed CP soluhons with numerous protocols ConnecHon (circuit) oriented StaHc pipes/configurahon EMS/NMS + Cross- connect paradigm Nascent distributed CP (GMPLS), not inline Historically, transport networks have been programmable by Centralized NMS/OSS. 6

Architectural Approach Abstract programmability between layers Virtual overlay of Layer3/Layer2/Layer1 Central controller layer operates on this overlay Program the network fabric than on a per- element basis Open Transport Switch (OTS) OpenFlow- enabled, lightweight virtual switch represenhng a Transport Network Element CapabiliHes exposed by OTS depends on the capabilihes of the Transport element Provides all the informahon needed to provision, control and monitor 7

OTS Subsystems: A high- level view Resource configurahon Perf. Monitoring OTS configurahon Topology Links State changes Provisioning Match- AcHon for CreaHng connechons OFwire ++* OTS- Mgmt. OTS- Control/ Discovery OTS- Data Plane OTS Abstrac<on OpHcal Control Plane Data Plane Transport Switch Hardware / N physical interfaces * Recent architectural discussions have decided to not change OFw protocol. 8

OTS Building Blocks (contd.) OTS instance (1) Transport switch hardware OTS instance (n) Par<<on a hardware device OTS instance (1) OTS instance (n) Virtualize a mul<- domain transport network 9

Use Case: MulH- Layer OpHmizaHon OrchestraHon ApplicaHon/SDN Controller Local IP net AnalyHcs IP/MPLS Layer Provisioning $$$,kw Router Digital Switching Local Enet $,W OpHcs Converged Packet/OTN/OpHcal Layer Next- gen networks will drive need for mulh- layer representahon, topology computahon & provisioning SDN approach facilitates orchestrahon across layers & domains 10

To Summarize Advantages Programmability of Transport Networks VirtualizaHon of Transport Networks Challenges MigraHon Co- existence with control plane MulH- vendor interface 11

THANK YOU! asadasivarao at infinera dot com ssyed at infinera dot com 12