Quicklayer: A Layer-Stack-Oriented Accelerating Middleware for Fast Deployment in Edge Clouds

Yicheng Feng, Shihao Shen, Chen Zhang, Xiaofei Wang
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Containers are gaining popularity in edge computing due to their standardization and low overhead. This trend has brought new technologies such as container engines and container orchestration platforms (COPs). However, fast and effective container deployment remains a challenge, especially at the edge. Prior work, which was designed for cloud datacenters, is no longer suitable for container deployment in edge clouds due to bandwidth limitations, fluctuating network performance, resource constraints, and geo-distributed organization. These edge features make rapid deployment on the edge difficult. Additionally, integrating with COPs is crucial for successful deployment. We present Quicklayer, a layer-stack-oriented middleware designed to accelerate container deployment in edge clouds. Quicklayer takes a holistic approach that preserves the stack-of-layers structure and is backward-compatible. It includes (1) a layer-based container refactoring solution that optimizes container images while maintaining the layer structure, (2) a customised Kubernetes scheduler that is able to be aware of network performance, disk space, and container layer cache for container placement, and (3) distributed shared layer-stack caches which are optimized for cooperative container deployment among edge clouds. Preliminary results indicate that Quicklayer reduces redundant image size by up to 3.11× and speeds up the deployment process by up to 1.64× compared to the current popular container deployment system.
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Quicklayer:用于边缘云快速部署的面向层栈的加速中间件
容器由于其标准化和低开销而在边缘计算中越来越受欢迎。这种趋势带来了诸如容器引擎和容器编排平台(cop)之类的新技术。然而,快速有效的容器部署仍然是一个挑战,特别是在边缘。先前的工作是为云数据中心设计的,由于带宽限制、网络性能波动、资源约束和地理分布式组织,不再适合边缘云中的容器部署。这些边缘特性使得在边缘上的快速部署变得困难。此外,与cop集成对于成功部署至关重要。我们提出了Quicklayer,这是一种面向层栈的中间件,旨在加速边缘云中的容器部署。Quicklayer采用了一种整体的方法,既保留了层的堆栈结构,又向后兼容。它包括(1)一个基于层的容器重构解决方案,在保持层结构的同时优化容器映像;(2)一个定制的Kubernetes调度器,它能够感知网络性能、磁盘空间和容器层缓存,用于容器放置;(3)分布式共享层堆栈缓存,它为边缘云之间的协作容器部署进行了优化。初步结果表明,与目前流行的容器部署系统相比,Quicklayer将冗余图像大小减少了3.11倍,并将部署过程加快了1.64倍。
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