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FLAIR: Accelerating Reads with Consistency Aware Network Routing

Talkat NSDI 2020 · 2020-02-25..02-27· NSDI '20: Santa Clara Ballroom· [networking]
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Proposes FLAIR, a network-side pipeline implemented in P4 on a Barefoot Tofino switch that tracks client requests and replies to mark key ranges stable and forward reads to consistent followers, preserving linearizability. Implements FlairKV on Raft, uses 12 registers and ~30 tables, and handles concurrent writes, packet reordering, and switch failures. Evaluation shows up to 42% higher throughput and large latency reductions versus leader-only and lease-based approaches (uploader reports 35–97% lower latency).

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 3:52Evaluation Summary
  3. 4:21Programmable Switches Overview
  4. 5:53Programmable Switches Challenges
  5. 6:32FLAIR Design
  6. 7:25FLAIR's Object Stability Array
  7. 12:10Implementation
  8. 13:38Throughput
  9. 14:54Read Latency
  10. 16:45Conclusion
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