The Challenges and Requirements for Routing in Computing Cluster network
draft-li-rtgwg-computing-network-routing-01
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| Authors | Fengkai Li , Yizhou Li , Rui Meng , Rachel Huang | ||
| Last updated | 2025-09-01 (Latest revision 2025-02-28) | ||
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Abstract
This document explores the characteristics of computing cluster network and analyzes the challenges of employing the traditional distributed or centralized routing mechanisms in it. In order to achieve the enhanced scalability, improved resilience and optimized performance simultaneously, hybrid routing is briefly examined as a potential way to combine the advantages of distributed and centralized mechanisms. The document further shows the possible future work.
Authors
Fengkai Li
Yizhou Li
Rui Meng
Rachel Huang
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