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'QOS Enhancement with Partial State'

'QOS Enhancement with Partial State'
“通过部分状态增强 QOS”
批准号:
0087372
负责人:
Narasimha Reddy
金额:
$27.02万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2001
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2001-09-01 至 2006-08-31

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中文摘要
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在设计网络内提供服务保障的机制方面已做了大量工作。 这些方案可以大致分为两类,需要维护每个流的状态的方案和不需要维护网络内每个流的状态的方案。 集成服务体系结构和差异化服务体系结构以及差异化服务体系结构是此类方法的主要示例。 这两种方法都有其优点和支持者。 该提案旨在研究介于两个极端之间的方法,其中网络交换机可能能够为固定数量的流(可能少于其服务的流的数量)保持状态。 这项建议着眼于有限数量的国家可以提供的服务。 该提案计划继续研究新方法的总方向,以提供具有有限状态量的QOS。 我们的初步工作确定了以下指导原则:* 提供的服务需要灵活,即,应该能够处理任意数量的状态(相对于流的数量)。 * 提供的服务需要可扩展,即,状态数量的增加应改善QOS。*所提供的服务需要是附加的,即,随着越来越多的网络组件采用它,QOS应该得到改进。该提案计划研究能够提供以下QOS的机制:* 识别并限制非响应流的资源消耗。*提供公平的带宽共享。*向不同的流提供带宽分配。 作为第一步,我们建议采用采样和缓存除了队列和缓冲区管理技术在路由器,以提高QoS。 所提出的机制使用缓存来处理有限的状态量,并使用采样来选择流的个人状态进行维护。 我们的初步结果表明,采样和缓存可以有效地用于包含非响应流和公平共享带宽。 该提案计划研究在当前定义的体系结构,如IntServ和DiffServ中使用部分状态的有效性和可行性。 该提案还计划研究部分状态是否可以用于提供延迟和抖动服务。 除了研究机制外,该提案还计划对部分状态的有用性进行跟踪驱动和统计分析。 可用的网络跟踪将用于研究状态对在网络元件处要完成的工作量的影响以及此类机制的QOS影响。 我们还计划用我们熟知的网络流量模型来分析部分状态,看看我们是否能对部分状态的影响做出定性的结论。
英文摘要
Considerable work has been done in devising mechanisms for providing service guarantees within a network. These schemes can be broadly classified into two categories, schemes that require maintaining state for each flow and schemes that do not require maintaining state for each flow withing the network. Integrated services architecture and differentiated services architecture and differentiated services architecture are prime examples of such approaches. Both the approaches have their advantages and proponents. This proposal aims to investigate approaches that fall in between two extremes, where a network switch may be able to maintain state for a fixed number of flows (possibly less than the number of flows it serves). This proposal looks at the services that can be provided by a limited amount of state. The proposal plans to pursue the general direction of investigating new approaches for providing QOS with a limited amount of state. Our initial work has identified the following guiding principles:*The provided service needs to be flexible i.e., should be able to work with any amount of state (relative to the number of flows). *The provided service needs to be scalable i.e., increased amount of state should improve QOS.*The provided service needs to be additive i.e., as more network components employ it, QOS should be improved.The proposal plans to investigate mechanisms that can provide the following QOS:*Identify and limit the resource consumptions of non-responsive flows.*Provide fair sharing of bandwidth.*Provide bandwidth allocations to different flows. As a first step, we propose to employ Sampling and Caching in addition to queue and buffer management techniques at a router to enhance the QoS. The proposed mechanism uses caching to deal with the limited amount of state and uses sampling to select flows for which individual state is maintained. Our preliminary results show that sampling and caching can be effectively used for containing non-responsive flows and fair sharing of bandwidth. The proposal plancs to study the effectiveness and feasibility of employing partial state in currently defined architectures such as IntServ and DiffServ. The proposal also plans to study if partial state can be used to provide delay and jitter service. Besides studying mechanisms, the proposal also plans to do both trace-driven and statistical analysis of usefulness of partial state. Available network traces will be used to study the impact of state on the amount of work to be done at a network element and the QOS impact of such mechanisms. We also plan to analyze partial state with well understood models of network traffic to see if we can make qualitative conclusions about the impact of partial state.
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