1. SocioPlug Polystyrene: Survivable Shape for Self-Organising Data François Taïani Joint work with: Hoel Kervadec (INSA Rennes) Simon Bouget (ENS Rennes) Anne Marie Kermarrec (ASAP)

2. F. Taiani2 Focus Epidemic Topology Construction algorithms  Decentralized, fast, scalable  Fundamental building block to higher-level services (DHT, Multicast, Pub-Sub, Recommendations) Taken from [JMB09]

3. Problem: Catastrophic Failure The topology heals But the overall shape is lost How to recreate whole shape from surviving nodes? ?

4. Outline Background: Decentralized Topology Construction Polystyrene: Architecture and Protocol Evaluation Outlook F. Taiani4

5. Decentralized Topology Const. Each node : some data Find k “closest” nodes in system  Decentralized approach, asynchronous rounds random sampling (RPS) topology layer gossip- based topology construction (e.g. T-Man) topology linkrandom link A B C D E A B C D E nodenode position

6. Main idea: greedy neighbourhood optimization Decentralized Topology Const. exchange of neighbors lists neighborhood optimization 12 FC ED A B C D F E A B C D F E

7. Polystyrene Topology Construction (T-Man, Vicinity, Gossple) Neighbours Peer Sampling Service (RPS, Cyclon, SCAMP) Node position Polystyrene’s Architecture

8. Polystyrene Protocol recovery 2 FD Topology Construction migration 4 projection 3 Node position ghosts backup (outgoing) 1 backup (incoming) 1’ Neighbours 3’ guests

9. The Migration Process F. Taiani9 q.pos t p.pos t p.guests t q.guests t a b c d f e pq

10. The Migration Process Bi-clustering of guest points  Heuristics : diameter F. Taiani10 a b c d f e pq

11. The Migration Process Bi-clustering of guest points  Heuristics : diameter F. Taiani11 a b c d f e points closer to b points closer to d pq

12. The Migration Process Bi-clustering of guest points  Heuristics : diameter + minimum move F. Taiani12 q.pos t+1 p.pos t+1 q.guests t+1 a b c d f e p.guests t+1 points closer to b points closer to d pq

13. Evaluation Shape : 2D 40x80 logical torus Round 20 : 50% correlated node crashes F. Taiani13 Polystyrene recreates shape with surviving nodes After failure (r=20)(r=22)(r=28)

14. Eval: Quality of Neigborhoods Polystyrene maintains good neighborhoods

15. Eval: Quality of Shape And the torus gets restored!

16. Eval: Scalability F. Taiani16 Time (rounds) until homeogeneity less than Logarithmic convergence!

17. Outlook An example of advanced topology construction  Replicated, highly robust, self-organising Potential extension to load-balancing  Good for plug heterogeneity Concrete application on top of polystyrene  DHT, recommendation, queries, search Larger picture  Self-organising data primitives for plug infrastructures

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