Helios

Author:

Farrington Nathan1,Porter George1,Radhakrishnan Sivasankar1,Bazzaz Hamid Hajabdolali1,Subramanya Vikram1,Fainman Yeshaiahu1,Papen George1,Vahdat Amin1

Affiliation:

1. University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA

Abstract

The basic building block of ever larger data centers has shifted from a rack to a modular container with hundreds or even thousands of servers. Delivering scalable bandwidth among such containers is a challenge. A number of recent efforts promise full bisection bandwidth between all servers, though with significant cost, complexity, and power consumption. We present Helios, a hybrid electrical/optical switch architecture that can deliver significant reductions in the number of switching elements, cabling, cost, and power consumption relative to recently proposed data center network architectures. We explore architectural trade offs and challenges associated with realizing these benefits through the evaluation of a fully functional Helios prototype.

Publisher

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

Subject

Computer Networks and Communications,Software

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