High Throughput Computing Data Center Architecture

Zhulin (Zane) Wei, Shujie Zhang, Yuangang (Eric) Wang, Qinfen (Jeff) Hao, Guanyu Zhu, Junfeng Zhao, Haibin (Benjamin) Wang, Xi Tan (Jake Tam), Jian Li*, etc

Shannon Lab

Details see white paper in ISCA package; Contacts for further brainstorming: Jake Tam (tanxi@.com) or Eric Wang ([email protected]) HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. www.huawei.com Outline

Big Data Challenges to Data Center Architecture

Huawei’s Vision on Future Data Center

DC 3.0: HTC-DC

Page 2 HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. 2012~present Evolution of Human Society 1971~2011

1764~1970 1971~2011 Post-Info Society: 4000 BC~1763 Avg. consumption of Info-Data per Capita Information Society: 2012 (Person Per Year) ** Avg. Internet /per Capita Industrial Society: US:1960GB Avg. consumption of Electricity EU:1930GB per Capita 2011 (Every 100 Person) * US:78 CN:186GB Agricultural Society: 1970(kWh) EU:72 Avg. consumption of Protein per : Capita US 723 CN:38 EU:2888 Protein consumption CN:151(1971)* as a identity for the development of civilization * Source: http://data.worldbank.org ** Source: IDC, 2012

Page 3 HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Big Data Era: Enjoy Life via Data Consumption

PB level → Enjoy Intelligent Life

TB level → Enter the Age of Data

All Related Data

Intensity-related Data GB level → Obtain Real-time Info Cleaned Data

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Limitations of Current DC

• Data processing • Typically • Limited flexibility • High speed copper • Lower power capability Utilization<30% for deployment and interconnect efficiency • I/O bottleneck • Virtualization configuration • DC-level large- with high overhead • Complex operations scaled interconnect

Throughput Resource Utilization Management Scalability Energy Efficiency

• New medium • Resource • Intelligent • Optics based • New architecture • New architecture disaggregation Management interconnect for energy • New access • On-demand and • Self-healing efficient Mechanism flexible resource • Self-configuration computing allocation • -defined

Strategies

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Full-stack elasticity

Disaggregation

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Big Data Challenges to Data Center Architecture

Huawei’s Vision on Future Data Center

DC 3.0: HTC-DC

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Resource Disaggregated

Page 8 HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Big Data Oriented Architecture

Generator Revolution, IT System Revolution, ending the bottleneck of power generating ending the bottleneck of data processing Magnetic lines of force Coil CPU CPU CPU

Petabyte CPU CPU Level Data

New Coil Data Excitation Architecture CPU CPU power supply CPU Fixed coil generator: MWH PB Data-centric system:

break through the scale limitation of coil break through the bottleneck of data throughput

Rotating coil PB TB GB

Old CPU Magnetic field Computing Carbon Becket Architecture MEM brush DISK TAPE Conventional generator: KWH TB Computing-centric system: scale limitation of coil limitation of data throughput

Page 9 HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Intelligent Management

Data Infrastructure Analysis

Application Analytics & Optimization

Management Infrastructure Analysis

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So much more Generates Service

More Confusion content Frustration Feeling of being More More User overwhelmed devices apps Experience

More people Esp. young people

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Data Center Adapts to different application and workload like a chameleon

Page 12 HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. High Scalability

Scale up easily Have ability can run between peak pressure and usual time

Page 13 HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Green

Traditional data center consume power Build Green data center much

Page 14 HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Outline

Big Data Challenges to Data Center Architecture

Huawei’s Vision on Future Data Center

DC 3.0: HTC-DC

Page 15 HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. HTC-DC Architecture Data Plane Management Plane DC OS App App App App DC Management Interface

Hadoop / JVM Resource Management Center

Dedicated OS Management SLA Self-Learning DC Group Job Scheduling Priority Load Balancing Partitioning …

Dedicated OS Partition / Light-Hypervisor Hardware HTC Programming Framework Information Interconnect CPU Memory I/O Abstract Resource Pool Pool Pool

Hardware

I/O Extensions

GPU Network Storage

Interconnects Computing Nodes Memory Nodes I/O Nodes

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Page 17 HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. HTC-DC Key Feature

Resource Disaggregated Pooled DC -Level Resource Efficient Access Programming Protocol Framework (PRAP) HTC- DC Key Feature

Many-Core Optical Processor Interconnect

NVM Based Storage

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On-demand Resource Allocation Based on Disaggregation

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Lossless Transmission

MEM

CCPPU

PRAP

I/O

Simplified Data Packet Format Address Based Routing

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Page 21 HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Summary

 HTC-DC :A new, green and intelligent DC 3.0 for Big Data era

 HTC-DC is a new generation of DC architecture:  Resource disaggregated  Pooled Resource Access Protocol (PRAP)  Many-core processors  NVM as Storage  Optical interconnects  DC-level efficient programming framework

 PB-level data processing, intelligent management, high scalability, and green

 We welcome brainstorming, critics, suggestions and comments 

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Zhulin (Zane) Wei, Shujie Zhang, Yuangang (Eric) Wang, Qinfen (Jeff) Hao, Guanyu Zhu, Junfeng Zhao, Haibin (Benjamin) Wang, Xi Tan (Jake Tam), Jian Li*, etc

Shannon Lab

Details see white paper in ISCA package; Contacts for further brainstorming: Jake Tam ([email protected]) or Eric Wang ([email protected]) HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. www.huawei.com Thank you

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