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Kumori: Steering Cloud traffic at IXPs to improve resiliency

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After a few years of infancy, Cloud services have now gained enough maturity to be used to deliver an increasing number of critical services. To ensure the capacity of those services to survive failure events, major Cloud Services Providers (CSPs) deploy their platform in distant datacenters. The framework used to interconnect those datacenters is most of the time over-provisioned and costly to manage. In this paper, we present ”Kumori”, a SDN-based overlay architecture designed to give CSPs back control on their inter-datacenter connectivity. Using the iPlane dataset, we compare our architecture with the Resilient Overlay Network (RON), considered as a seminal project on Internet resiliency for the last ten years. Our results show that, depending on the CSP’s size and connectivity strategy, our architecture either gives significantly shorter paths than RON in terms of latency or provides a similar servic
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hal-02287812 , version 1 (13-09-2019)

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Antoine Fressancourt, Cristel Pelsser, Maurice Gagnaire. Kumori: Steering Cloud traffic at IXPs to improve resiliency. 12th International Conference on the Design of Reliable Communication Networks (DRCN), Feb 2016, Paris, France. ⟨hal-02287812⟩
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