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O armazenamento distribuído moderno requer latência final em escala de microssegundos, mas a atual coordenação de quorum baseada em coordenador causa uma sobrecarga de latência onerosa. Este artigo apresenta Archon, uma nova arquitetura de coordenação de quorum que suporta baixa latência final para armazenamento replicado em escala de microssegundos. A ideia principal do Archon é realizar a coordenação de quorum no switch de rede, aproveitando a flexibilidade e a capacidade dos ASICs de switch programáveis emergentes. Nossa coordenação de quorum na rede é baseada na observação de que o switch programável moderno fornece atraso de processamento em escala de nanossegundos e alta flexibilidade simultaneamente. Para concretizar a ideia, projetamos um plano de dados de switch personalizado. Implementamos um protótipo Archon em um switch Intel Tofino e conduzimos uma série de experimentos de teste. Nossos resultados experimentais mostram que o Archon pode fornecer menor latência final do que a solução baseada em coordenador.
Gyuyeong KIM
Sungshin Women's University
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Gyuyeong KIM, "Switch-Based Quorum Coordination for Low Tail Latency in Replicated Storage" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E106-D, no. 11, pp. 1922-1925, November 2023, doi: 10.1587/transinf.2023EDL8038.
Abstract: Modern distributed storage requires microsecond-scale tail latency, but the current coordinator-based quorum coordination causes a burdensome latency overhead. This paper presents Archon, a new quorum coordination architecture that supports low tail latency for microsecond-scale replicated storage. The key idea of Archon is to perform the quorum coordination in the network switch by leveraging the flexibility and capability of emerging programmable switch ASICs. Our in-network quorum coordination is based on the observation that the modern programmable switch provides nanosecond-scale processing delay and high flexibility simultaneously. To realize the idea, we design a custom switch data plane. We implement a Archon prototype on an Intel Tofino switch and conduct a series of testbed experiments. Our experimental results show that Archon can provide lower tail latency than the coordinator-based solution.
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