Keynote: Cloud Native Networking
summary
Google runs Espresso, an SDN extension to the public Internet that has been in production two years and carries a substantial fraction of traffic by replacing edge routers with a label‑switched fabric plus a BGP stack on servers and per‑metro local controllers tied to a global controller that uses application signals to relegate paths in real time. The datacenter fabric Jupiter already supports >1 Pbps bisection across ~100k servers. Roadmap stresses serverless Cloud 3.0, sub‑second autoscaling, hitless VM moves, SLOs not middleboxes, and weekly network velocity.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:48Google Network
- 1:43Google Cloud Regions
- 6:11B4: Google's Software Defined WAN
- 6:43B4: From Copy Network to Business Critical
- 7:36Andromeda
- 8:03Google Datacenter Network Innovation
- 9:55Espresso in Context
- 10:56Espresso: Before and After
- 13:00Espresso Architecture Overview
- 18:46The Third Wave of Cloud Computing
- 19:55Networking and Cloud 3.0
- 23:13Next Decade Challenges in Networking
- 25:05Build for Velocity
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