Cost-effective and performant virtual WANs with CORNIFER

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Autori principali: Anjali, Singh, Rachee, Swift, Michael M.
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author Anjali
Singh, Rachee
Swift, Michael M.
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Singh, Rachee
Swift, Michael M.
contents Virtual wide-area networks (WANs) are WAN-as-a-service cloud offerings that aim to bring the performance benefits of dedicated wide-area interconnects to enterprise customers. In this work, we show that the topology of a virtual WAN can render it both performance and cost inefficient. We develop Cornifer, a tool that designs virtual WAN topologies by deciding the number of virtual WAN nodes and their location in the cloud to minimize connection latency at low cost to enterprises. By leveraging millions of latency measurements from vantage points across the world to cloud points of presence, Cornifer designs virtual WAN topologies that improve weighted client latency by 26% and lower cost by 28% compared to the state-of-the-art. Cornifer identifies virtual WAN topologies at the Pareto frontier of the deployment cost vs. connection latency trade-off and proposes a heuristic for automatic selection of Pareto-optimal virtual WAN topologies for enterprises.
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spellingShingle Cost-effective and performant virtual WANs with CORNIFER
Anjali
Singh, Rachee
Swift, Michael M.
Networking and Internet Architecture
Performance
C.2.1; C.4
Virtual wide-area networks (WANs) are WAN-as-a-service cloud offerings that aim to bring the performance benefits of dedicated wide-area interconnects to enterprise customers. In this work, we show that the topology of a virtual WAN can render it both performance and cost inefficient. We develop Cornifer, a tool that designs virtual WAN topologies by deciding the number of virtual WAN nodes and their location in the cloud to minimize connection latency at low cost to enterprises. By leveraging millions of latency measurements from vantage points across the world to cloud points of presence, Cornifer designs virtual WAN topologies that improve weighted client latency by 26% and lower cost by 28% compared to the state-of-the-art. Cornifer identifies virtual WAN topologies at the Pareto frontier of the deployment cost vs. connection latency trade-off and proposes a heuristic for automatic selection of Pareto-optimal virtual WAN topologies for enterprises.
title Cost-effective and performant virtual WANs with CORNIFER
topic Networking and Internet Architecture
Performance
C.2.1; C.4
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.09620