McKeown Group OpenFlow v1.0 Weekly Status Report

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McKeown Group OpenFlow v1.0 Weekly Status Report (01/19 Wed—01/25 Tue)

Status Update WIRED NETWORK BigSwitch controller managing 1 switch A few production users; No issues so far Will grow the network DEMO NETWORK All demos working

Status Update WIRELESS FV became more stable after a patch on Sunday Increasing memory size stopped Still spiky flow setup time Analyzing which of SNAC or switch is contributing these spikes Will move to NEC’s product firmware this week, because the blocker SNAC bug was resolved. 3

Performance Summary WIRED NETWORK Abnormal flow arrival rate for HPSW3 Still debugging WIRELESS NETWORK Spiky flow setup time Still debugging (SNAC or Switch)

Performance (WIRED)

Network Configuration We’ll use this color code for the switch Controller (at openflow5.stanford.edu) SNAC (v1.0 wire compat) Non-OF uplink necsw6 hpsw3 Masa indigo1 Paul netfpga1 Adam Payman Brandon/David E/Glen Lots of power meters Dan Srini/Tatsuya/Rob

Measured metrics (no change) Switch Statistics Active flows Flow injection rate CPU usage Traffic volume Network Performance Flow setup delay E2E RTT E2E packet loss rate wget delay

Flow Statistics per switch Avg # Flows Avg Flow Setup Rate [flow/sec] necsw5 141.7 4.2 necsw6 0.1 16.5 hpsw3 190.1 120 indigo1 81.3 8.4 netfpga1 77.6 3.5 nonof -

Flow statistics (# of active flows)

Flow statistics (flow injection rate)

CPU usage

Total Traffic Volume per switch Not available for indigo1 nor netfpga1

Network Performance Flow setup delay E2E RTT wget delay 13

Flow Setup Delay 14

Flow Setup Delay switch 10ms 100ms 1000ms 48.3807 94.8953 99.7565 Percentage of time flow setup delay is less than the target value switch 10ms 100ms 1000ms necsw5 48.3807 94.8953 99.7565 necsw6 50.2986 99.0908 99.7631 Hpsw3 89.7945 99.7598 99.8949 Indigo1 18.2453 98.9728 99.9183 netfpga1 96.8051 99.9366 99.9933 Nonof 15

RTT E2E RTT from each switch 16 16

RTT Percentage of RTT is less than the target value switch 1ms 10ms 100ms necsw5 99.9839 99.9857 99.9915 necsw6 98.6067 99.9811 99.9834 hpsw3 98.5755 99.9869 99.9904 indigo1 98.5799 99.9902 99.9937 netfpga1 98.5844 99.9905 99.9934 nonof 98.5982 99.9779 99.9784 17

wget delay 18

Performance (WIRELESS)

Network Configuration (added necsw3) We’ll use this color code for the switch Controller (at openflow1.stanford.edu) SNAC (v1.0 wire compat) FlowVisor (currently removed due to slow flow setup time) Non-OF uplink necsw1 necsw4 24 tunneling APs ap17 ap18 ap15 ap16 ap2 ap2 ap2 necsw3 ap2 ap2 ap2

Measured metrics (no change) Switch Statistics Active flows Flow injection rate CPU usage Traffic volume Network Performance Flow setup delay E2E RTT E2E packet loss rate wget delay

Flow Statistics per switch Avg # Flows Avg Flow Setup Rate [flow/sec] necsw4 136 54.3 necsw1 76.7 6.5 necsw3 69.8 2.9

Flow statistics (# of active flows)

Flow statistics (flow injection rate)

Switch CPU usage

Total Traffic Volume per switch

Network Performance Flow setup delay E2E RTT wget delay 27

Flow Setup Delay 28

Flow Setup Delay switch 10ms 100ms 1000ms necsw4 necsw1 necsw3 Percentage of time flow setup delay is less than the target value switch 10ms 100ms 1000ms necsw4 19.8841 81.5339 96.5965 necsw1 32.1252 90.3869 98.9013 necsw3 32.4028 92.0971 99.0966 29

RTT E2E RTT from each switch 30 30

RTT switch 1ms 10ms 100ms necsw4 necsw1 necsw3 Percentage of RTT is less than the target value switch 1ms 10ms 100ms necsw4 99.6189 99.6251 99.6399 necsw1 99.6294 99.6406 99.6632 necsw3 99.6363 99.641 99.6583 31

wget delay 32