MidoNet: networking made easy
summary
MidoNet claims a working SDN overlay that integrates with OpenStack Eucalyptus and Docker, open sourced Nov 2014, and replaces a central routing bottleneck by pushing routing and flow computation to the host. It uses a Zookeeper-based network state DB to publish topology, a distributed per-host agents model that simulates and installs local flows, creates tunnels for VM-to-VM traffic, and reports only a small first-packet overhead; the design removes single points of failure and scales by adding hosts.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:25Start
- 0:58About Pino
- 1:45Networking challenges
- 3:11What is SDN network virtualization
- 4:35What is Neutron
- 5:50Neutron reference implementation
- 7:56Advantages of references
- 8:21Challenges
- 10:58MidoNet
- 13:43Separating virtual from physical
- 15:01Processing at the edge
- 21:39Summary
- 23:15Questions
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