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Intro
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Group Communication in Datacenters
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Multicast in Datacenter Networks Can benefit from multicast
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Challenges of Multicast Forwarding in DCNS Large-scale multi-tenant environmen
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Our Goal
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Our Approach
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Orca Labels
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Orca: Leaf Labels • Leaf switch forwards multicast packets to Orca Agent
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Orca: Source Label
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Orca Architecture
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Fault-tolerant Forwarding
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Evaluation using Simulations A Leaf-spine topology with 27K hosts
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Orca vs Elmo
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Evaluation in a Testbed
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Benefits of Orca to Applications
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Agent Scalability
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Conclusions Orca is an efficient multicast system for DCNS • The key idea is to move parts of forwarding to servers
Description:
Explore a novel architecture for efficient multicast in datacenter networks through this conference talk from NSDI '22. Dive into Orca, a system that addresses scalability challenges by dividing tasks between switches and servers, and partially offloading multicast session management to servers. Learn how this approach significantly reduces switch state, minimizes bandwidth overhead, and maintains constant processing overhead without limiting multicast session size. Examine the implementation results from both a testbed and large-scale simulation, comparing Orca's performance to state-of-the-art systems. Discover how Orca optimizes data transfer in multicast applications, potentially reducing communication time in datacenter environments.

Orca - Server-assisted Multicast for Datacenter Networks

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