Keynote: Software-Defined Infrastructure at Uber Scale
summary
Uber runs about 15 million trips per day with ~75 million monthly riders and ~3 million drivers and automates infrastructure with homegrown platforms that perform zero-touch provisioning, hardware validation, a vendor-agnostic source-of-truth for desired state and versioned infrastructure-as-code. Network monitoring uses streaming telemetry for near-real-time reachability, latency and loss; failures trigger auto diagnostics, RMA ticketing and failure prediction. Data centers use a six-plane fabric with availability zones; the backbone moves toward SDN-controlled, on-demand capacity and disaggregated NOS options.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 6:13Automated Change Management
- 9:48Data Center Network Design Principles
- 13:20Global Network Infrastructure
- 16:29Network Whitebox Considerations
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