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Thursday, November 19 • 5:40pm - 6:15pm
Leveraging Service Meshes for Accelerating Serverless Workflows - Paarijaat Aditya & Manuel Stein, Nokia

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Serverless platforms increasingly provide support for function composition (e.g., Knative Eventing, Fission, KNIX). To reduce function interaction overhead within a workflow, platforms may choose to co-locate multiple functions inside a single container along with a custom local messaging mechanism. In this design, the functions of a complex workflow may have to be partitioned across multiple containers, requiring invocations to a downstream function to be load-balanced between its replicas across containers. Service meshes could provide such load balancing; however, they lack locality awareness for the workflow. This talk explores how service meshes can be extended to be co-location aware and to provide a single data plane for both intra- and inter-container messaging. Lessons learned implementing such a co-location aware data plane, its advantages and pitfalls are also presented.

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Manuel Stein

Research Engineer, Nokia
Manuel Stein has been in computer science for two decades and covered a few distributed systems along the way to his current position as research engineer at Nokia Bell Labs. He usually works on publications, patents, standards and research prototypes and is keen on the design of... Read More →
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Paarijaat Aditya

Research Scientist, Nokia Bell Labs
Paarijaat Aditya works at the intersection of building high performance distributed systems and academic research. He is currently a researcher in the Autonomous Software Platforms Team at Nokia Bell Labs, Stuttgart. He holds a Ph.D. degree from Max Planck Institute for Software Systems... Read More →



Thursday November 19, 2020 5:40pm - 6:15pm EST
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