Controlling Congestion in New Storage Architectures - ERP Spain.com - España y América Latina

Big data and large-scale web services are creating a storage network congestion problem. Join this live Webcast to learn how new architectures can use an innovative congestion control mechanism called CONGA to address congestion. Developed from research done at Stanford, CONGA is a network-based distributed congestion-aware load balancing mechanism. It is being researched for use in next generation data centers to help enhance IP-based storage networks and is becoming available in commercial switches. This Webcast will dive into:

•A definition of CONGA

•How CONGA efficiently handles load balancing and asymmetry without TCP modifications

•CONGA as part of a new data center fabric

•Spine-Leaf/CLOS architectures

•Affects of 40g/100g in these architectures

•The CONGA impact on IP storage networks

Discover the new data center architectures that will support the most demanding applications such as big data analytics and large-scale web services.