Correctness and Performance for Stateful Chained Network Functions
summary
Presents CHC, an NFV framework that uses an external state store plus state-management algorithms and metadata tracking to maintain correct chain-wide state for stateful chained network functions during dynamic scaling and failures. Evaluates CHC on performance, reporting about 10 Gbps per-NF throughput and a 0.6 μs median per-packet latency increase while ensuring correctness across the chain.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 0:26Network Function Virtualization NFVI
- 0:51Service Chaining
- 1:55NF Chain Attributes
- 4:42Key Requirements for COE
- 6:23CHC-State Externalization
- 7:01State Management Strategies
- 7:50State Maintenance - Offloading Operation
- 9:54Metadata
- 11:20CHC - Fault Tolerance
- 12:28Implementation of CHC
- 12:48Evaluation - Performance
- 14:11Evaluation - Dynamic Actions
- 16:16Summary
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