Data Center Cost & Power: The Adverse Effects of Moore's Law Slowing Down

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March 2016
Data Center Cost
and Power
The adverse effects of
Moore’s Law slowing down.

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SDN’s Growing Pains
▶ Data center operators cannot economically scale their server-based networking
▶ Software-defined, open networking is evolving but limited to hardware refresh
▶ Server-based networking consumes vast CPU resources, starving applications
Limited Scalability Slower Innovation Higher Costs

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Open Stack
Neutron
OVS ML2
Agilio™ OVS Implementation
Compute Node
VM VM VMVM. . .OpenStack
Nova Agent
OVSDB
OpenFlow
Linux Kernel
Agilio-CX OVS Datapath
Actions
Match
Tables
Open Stack
Nova
Open Daylight
Controller
(ODL)
Tunnels
Deliver to Host
Update Statistics
Seamless Integration
with Control Plane
Open Stack
Ready
Transparent
Offload
SR-IOV
Connectivity
to VMs
ovs-vswitchd
ovs-dbserver
OVS Datapath
Actions
Match
Tables
Tunnels
https://www.netronome.com/media/redac
tor_files/WP_Agilio_SW.pdf

© 2016 NETRONOME SYSTEMS, INC. 4CONFIDENTIAL
Agilio™ OVS Implementation
Compute Node
. . .
Linux Kernel
Agilio-CX
OVS Datapath
Tunnels
Deliver to Host
Update Statistics
Transparent
Offload
SR-IOV
Connectivity
to VMs
OVS Datapath
Actions
Match
Tables
Tunnels
ActionsMatch Tables
VM
VM
VM
VM

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Server CPU Core Allocations
• 12 CPU Cores Dedicated to OVS
• 12 CPU Cores for Application
• 1 CPU Core Dedicated to OVS
• 23 CPU Cores for Application
Software (Kernel and User) OVS
Agilio OVS

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Per Server CPU Core Efficiency
Throughput with single Server CPU Core
MillionPacketPerSecond
• 50X Efficiency Gain vs. Kernel OVS
• 20X Efficiency Gain vs. User OVS
https://www.netronome.com/media/redactor_files/WP_OVS_Benchmarking.pdf

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Power and Cost Savings with Agilio-CX

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Unleash Higher Cloud Services Revenue
Agilio™
Server
Networking
Platform

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1. © 2016 NETRONOME SYSTEMS, INC. March 2016 Data Center Cost and Power The adverse effects of Moore’s Law slowing down.

2. © 2016 NETRONOME SYSTEMS, INC. 2CONFIDENTIAL SDN’s Growing Pains ▶ Data center operators cannot economically scale their server-based networking ▶ Software-defined, open networking is evolving but limited to hardware refresh ▶ Server-based networking consumes vast CPU resources, starving applications Limited Scalability Slower Innovation Higher Costs

3. © 2016 NETRONOME SYSTEMS, INC. 3CONFIDENTIAL Open Stack Neutron OVS ML2 Agilio™ OVS Implementation Compute Node VM VM VMVM. . .OpenStack Nova Agent OVSDB OpenFlow Linux Kernel Agilio-CX OVS Datapath Actions Match Tables Open Stack Nova Open Daylight Controller (ODL) Tunnels Deliver to Host Update Statistics Seamless Integration with Control Plane Open Stack Ready Transparent Offload SR-IOV Connectivity to VMs ovs-vswitchd ovs-dbserver OVS Datapath Actions Match Tables Tunnels https://www.netronome.com/media/redac tor_files/WP_Agilio_SW.pdf

4. © 2016 NETRONOME SYSTEMS, INC. 4CONFIDENTIAL Agilio™ OVS Implementation Compute Node . . . Linux Kernel Agilio-CX OVS Datapath Tunnels Deliver to Host Update Statistics Transparent Offload SR-IOV Connectivity to VMs OVS Datapath Actions Match Tables Tunnels ActionsMatch Tables VM VM VM VM

5. © 2016 NETRONOME SYSTEMS, INC. 5CONFIDENTIAL Server CPU Core Allocations • 12 CPU Cores Dedicated to OVS • 12 CPU Cores for Application • 1 CPU Core Dedicated to OVS • 23 CPU Cores for Application Software (Kernel and User) OVS Agilio OVS

6. © 2016 NETRONOME SYSTEMS, INC. 6CONFIDENTIAL Per Server CPU Core Efficiency Throughput with single Server CPU Core MillionPacketPerSecond • 50X Efficiency Gain vs. Kernel OVS • 20X Efficiency Gain vs. User OVS https://www.netronome.com/media/redactor_files/WP_OVS_Benchmarking.pdf

7. © 2016 NETRONOME SYSTEMS, INC. 7CONFIDENTIAL Power and Cost Savings with Agilio-CX

8. © 2016 NETRONOME SYSTEMS, INC. 8CONFIDENTIAL Unleash Higher Cloud Services Revenue Agilio™ Server Networking Platform

9. © 2016 NETRONOME SYSTEMS, INC. Thank You