Framework of Fast Fault Detection for IP-based Network
draft-wang-ffd-framework-01
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| Authors | Haibo Wang , Fengwei Qin , Lily Zhao , Shuanglong Chen | ||
| Last updated | 2023-09-12 (Latest revision 2023-03-11) | ||
| Replaces | draft-wang-nof-framework | ||
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Abstract
The IP-based distributed system and software application layer often use heartbeat to maintain the network topology status. However, the heartbeat setting is long, which prolongs the system fault detection time. IP-based storage network is the typical usage of that scenario. When the IP-based storage network fault occurs, NVMe connections need to be switched over. Currently, no effective method is available for quick detection, switchover is performed only based on keepalive timeout, resulting in low performance. This document defines the basic framework of how network assisted host devices can quickly detect application connection failures caused by network faults.
Authors
Haibo Wang
Fengwei Qin
Lily Zhao
Shuanglong Chen
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