Data center network is composed of high-speed Ethernet extended in a limited area of a data center building, so its RTT is extremely small of µsec order. In order to regulate data center network delay large part of which is queuing delay, QCN is proposed for layer 2 congestion control in IEEE 802.1Qau. QCN controls transmission rate of the sender by congestion feedback from a congested switch. QCN adopts probabilistic feedback transmission to reduce the control overhead. When the number of flows through a bottleneck link increases, some flows might receive no feedback even in congestion phase due to probabilistic feedback transmission. In this situation, queue length might be significantly fluctuated. In this paper, we propose a new delay-based congestion detection and control method. Our proposed delay-based congestion control is cooperated with the conventional QCN so as to detect and react congestion not detected by QCN.
Kenta MATSUSHIMA
Kansai University
Yuki TANISAWA
Kansai University
Miki YAMAMOTO
Kansai University
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Kenta MATSUSHIMA, Yuki TANISAWA, Miki YAMAMOTO, "QCN/DC: Quantized Congestion Notification with Delay-Based Congestion Detection in Data Center Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E98-B, no. 4, pp. 585-595, April 2015, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E98.B.585.
Abstract: Data center network is composed of high-speed Ethernet extended in a limited area of a data center building, so its RTT is extremely small of µsec order. In order to regulate data center network delay large part of which is queuing delay, QCN is proposed for layer 2 congestion control in IEEE 802.1Qau. QCN controls transmission rate of the sender by congestion feedback from a congested switch. QCN adopts probabilistic feedback transmission to reduce the control overhead. When the number of flows through a bottleneck link increases, some flows might receive no feedback even in congestion phase due to probabilistic feedback transmission. In this situation, queue length might be significantly fluctuated. In this paper, we propose a new delay-based congestion detection and control method. Our proposed delay-based congestion control is cooperated with the conventional QCN so as to detect and react congestion not detected by QCN.
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