Superfluidity: A Superfluid, Cloud-Native, Converged Edge System



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Superfluidity: A Superfluid, Cloud-Native, Converged Edge System Call: H2020-ICT-2014-2 Topic: ICT 14 2014: Advanced 5G Network Infrastructure for the Future Internet Project Coordinator: Nicola Blefari Melazzi Pedro A. Aranda Gutiérrez pedroa.aranda@telefonica.com

Challenges around the (5G) corner ITU-T is planning in the long term beyond LTE [IMT-2020] Trends in communications call for No experienced latency Increased Experienced Bandwidth (x100 times more than today) Much connection higher density (O(106 ) connections/km2) Resulting in increased traffic volume density (O(10Tbps/km2)) Support for much faster mobility (what can I say in the land of the Shinkansen?) Challenging some laws of nature Spectrum is not infinite => higher spectrum efficiency Not moving bits around for free with much more moving around => lower cost per bit Performance should not be bought at the expense of higher energy consumption 11/2/15 2

Overall Idea Run network processing virtualized, on-demand on thirdparty infrastructure located throughout the network At the core in data-centers At micro data-centers at PoPs in telecom networks At the edge, in RANs next to base stations and at aggregation sites Develop technologies to allow such services to be superfluid : Fast instantiation times (in milliseconds) Fast migration (in hundreds of milliseconds or less) High consolidation (running thousands on a single server) High throughput (10Gb/s and higher) 11/2/15 3

Superfluid Architecture ACCESS NETWORK AGGREGATION NETWORK CORE NETWORK deploy deploy deploy deploy microserver microserver LTE microserver Multi-cell aggregation site micro-dc PoP PoP micro-dc PoP Point-of- Presence site x86 Data center Internet 5G base station site micro-dc low delay, low compute/storage capacity higher delay, high compute/storage capacity Spectrum allocation Amplifie r Mobile context MAC Nulling Content cache OpenFlow Switch Firewall OpFle x Switch NA T VLA N DPI X86 VM Elastic Map Reduce. NET functional view 11/2/15 4

Main Project Goals Converged architecture: the superfluid will abstract the heterogeneity of (1) the underlying hardware and (2) the underlying access technologies Security by design, to automatically verify that deploying a particular virtualized service won t negatively affect the network or other services Next generation virtualization: very low instantiation/migration delays, high I/O bandwidth, tiny memory footprints for massive deployments. Heterogeneous hardware acceleration: leveraging commodity hardware such as FPGAs, GPUs, TCAMs, SoCs, etc), includes dynamic resource allocation algorithms 11/2/15 5

Why are we significant for the NFVRG? The Four I s Location independence: services can be deployed (and relocated) at various networks depending on application needs Time independence: fast deployment and relocation in tiny timescales to guarantee service continuity Scale independence: transparently scale services in a cloud-like manner, provide massive consolidation Hardware independence: the network services (i.e., software) should run on all s, irrespective of the underlying hardware This can only be achieved with a better SDN Flexible NFV with VFNs that can be moved around quickly Granularity at the VNFC level Bring NFV to cover areas of the network that are not IP centric at the mobile edge 11/2/15 6

Sample Use Cases Next generation emergency services Minimum-delay cloud storage Localized services (e.g., gaming, video conferencing, etc.) Edge offloading (e.g., ad blocking, firewalling, etc.) On-the-fly monitoring DDoS Filtering Virtual CDNs Virtual CPEs 11/2/15 7

Who and where are we? 11/2/15 8

Partners 11/2/15 Consorzio Nazionale Interuniversitario per le Telecomunicazioni Alcatel Lucent Bell Labs France Alcatel Lucent Israel British Telecom Citrix EBlink Intel Ireland NEC Europe OnApp Portugal Telecom Innovation and Systems Red Hat Telcaria Telefonica I+D Unified Streaming University Ben Gurion University of Liège University of Technology Dresden University Politehnica of Bucharest IT FR IL UK GR FR IE UK UK PT IL ES ES NL IL BE DE RO 9

Thank you. Questions? 11/2/15 10

References [IMT-2020] http://www.itu.int/dms_pub/itur/oth/0a/06/r0a0600005d0001pdfe.pdf 11/2/15 11