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WIRELESS DATA CENTER NETWORKING
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Data centers play a key role in the
expansion of cloud computing. However, the efficiency of data center
networks (DCNs) is limited by oversubscription. The typical unbalanced
traffic distributions of a DCN further aggravate the problem. Wireless
networking as a complement technology to Ethernet, has the flexibility
and capability to provide feasible approaches to handle the problem. In
this article, we analyze the challenges of DCNs and articulate the
motivations of employing wireless in DCNs. We also propose a hybrid
Ethernet/wireless DCN architecture and a mechanism to dynamically
schedule wireless transmissions based on traffic demands. Our simulation
study demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed wireless DCN.
Wireless data center networking is first introduced by ,in which flyways are established by adding wireless links between ToRs to alleviate the congestion problem of hot racks to minimize the maximum transmission time. However, no technical approaches are detailed to address various issues faced by a practical realization of a wireless DCN.A hybrid Ethernet/wireless architecture is proposed and a distributed scheduling is investigated to arrange the wireless links. In our scheduling mechanism, we model the new infrastructure and formulate an optimization problem, for which a heuristic algorithm is designed. We also conduct a simulation study to demonstrate the effectiveness of utilizing wireless transmissions in data centers
Wireless DCN Architecture
As mentioned above, a wireless DCN architecture should satisfy the basic requirements of DCNs, including scalability, high capacity, and fault-tolerance. Nevertheless, it is difficult for a wireless network itself alone to meet all the demands. For example, the capacity of wireless links is usually limited due to the interference and high transmission overhead. Thus wireless networks could not be employed to entirely substitute the Ethernet. Since our motivation of introducing wireless transmissions is to alleviate the congestion of hot servers, we take wireless communications as the supplement to wired transmissions. The main idea of our approach is to add extra wireless links to the existing Ethernet topology to construct a hybrid Ethernet/wireless architecture
Wireless data center networking is first introduced by ,in which flyways are established by adding wireless links between ToRs to alleviate the congestion problem of hot racks to minimize the maximum transmission time. However, no technical approaches are detailed to address various issues faced by a practical realization of a wireless DCN.A hybrid Ethernet/wireless architecture is proposed and a distributed scheduling is investigated to arrange the wireless links. In our scheduling mechanism, we model the new infrastructure and formulate an optimization problem, for which a heuristic algorithm is designed. We also conduct a simulation study to demonstrate the effectiveness of utilizing wireless transmissions in data centers
Wireless DCN Architecture
As mentioned above, a wireless DCN architecture should satisfy the basic requirements of DCNs, including scalability, high capacity, and fault-tolerance. Nevertheless, it is difficult for a wireless network itself alone to meet all the demands. For example, the capacity of wireless links is usually limited due to the interference and high transmission overhead. Thus wireless networks could not be employed to entirely substitute the Ethernet. Since our motivation of introducing wireless transmissions is to alleviate the congestion of hot servers, we take wireless communications as the supplement to wired transmissions. The main idea of our approach is to add extra wireless links to the existing Ethernet topology to construct a hybrid Ethernet/wireless architecture
Reference : ieee.org
www.netlab.edu.cn:8080/netlab/teacher/cuiyong/Wireless%20Data%20Center%20Networking.pdf
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