Magnalium: Highly Reliable SDC Networks with Multiple Control Plane Composition

Geng Li, Akrit Mudvari, Kerim Gokarslan, Patrick Baker, S. Kompella, Franck Le, K. Marcus, J. Tucker, Y. Yang, Paul Yu
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Abstract

Existing software-defined SDx architectures highly depend on a centralized control plane and hence can face substantial reliability challenges in software-defined coalition (SDC) settings, in which the centralized control plane can be weakly connected to the data plane, or even disconnected from the data plane due to high dynamicity. On the contrary, distributed control planes (e.g., OLSRv2) provide autonomy but lose flexibility and global policy guarantees. In this paper, we present Magnalium, a novel system to achieve high reliability in SDC networks by composing multiple control planes in real-time. Magnalium introduces a novel, unified composition framework that uses a distributed verification to systematically generate forwarding rules in accordance with desired policy requirements. Magnalium also introduces several supporting components to address challenges in wireless environment and resource management. We conduct data-driven simulations, showing that Magnalium benefits from both centralized and distributed control planes and even reduces downtime by 65% over the most reliable individual control plane.
Magnalium:具有多个控制平面组成的高可靠SDC网络
现有的软件定义SDx架构高度依赖于集中控制平面,因此在软件定义联盟(SDC)设置中,集中控制平面可能与数据平面弱连接,甚至由于高动态性而与数据平面断开连接,因此可能面临重大的可靠性挑战。相反,分布式控制平面(例如OLSRv2)提供了自主性,但失去了灵活性和全局策略保证。在本文中,我们提出了一种新的系统Magnalium,它通过实时组合多个控制平面来实现SDC网络的高可靠性。Magnalium引入了一种新颖的、统一的组合框架,该框架使用分布式验证系统地根据所需的策略需求生成转发规则。Magnalium还引入了几个支持组件来解决无线环境和资源管理方面的挑战。我们进行了数据驱动的模拟,表明Magnalium从集中式和分布式控制平面中受益,甚至比最可靠的单个控制平面减少了65%的停机时间。
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