Network support for resource disaggregation in next-generation datacenters

Sangjin Han; Norbert Egi; Aurojit Panda; Sylvia Ratnasamy; Guangyu Shi; Scott Shenker

doi:10.1145/2535771.2535778

Abstract

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Datacenters have traditionally been architected as a collection of servers wherein each server aggregates a fixed amount of computing, memory, storage, and communication resources. In this paper, we advocate an alternative construction in which the resources within a server are disaggregated and the datacenter is instead architected as a collection of standalone resources.

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