Cloud data centers host diverse applications, mixing workloads that require small
predictable latency with others requiring large sustained throughput. In this environment …

Web applications have now become so sophisticated that rendering a typical page may
require hundreds of intra-datacenter flows. At the same time, web sites must meet strict page …

For provisioning large-scale online applications such as web search, social networks and
advertisement systems, data centers face extreme challenges in providing low latency for …

Data center networks are inclined towards increasing line rates to 200Gbps and beyond to
satisfy the performance requirements of applications such as NVMe and distributed ML. With …

Modern datacenter applications demand high throughput (40Gbps) and ultra-low latency (<
10 μs per hop) from the network, with low CPU overhead. Standard TCP/IP stacks cannot …

An ideal datacenter network should provide several properties, including low median and
tail latency, high utilization (throughput), fair allocation of network resources between users …

An important class of datacenter applications, called Online Data-Intensive (OLDI)
applications, includes Web search, online retail, and advertisement. To achieve good user …

This paper presents a practical solution to a problem facing high-fan-in, high-bandwidth
synchronized TCP workloads in datacenter Ethernets---the TCP incast problem. In these …

Geographically distributed applications hosted on cloud are becoming prevalent. They run
on cross-datacenter network that consists of multiple data center networks (DCNs) …

Multi-tenant datacenters are successful because tenants can seamlessly port their
applications and services to the cloud. Virtual Machine (VM) technology plays an integral …