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Title: FAST II: Algorithms and Performance


1
FAST II Algorithms and Performance
  • Cheng Jin
  • David Wei
  • Steven Low
  • http//netlab.caltech.edu

2
Topics
  • Design Issues
  • FAST (sc2002 version)
  • Window Pacing
  • Experimental Results

3
Design Issues
  • Raj Jains Three questions that a congestion
    control algorithm should answer
  • Decision Frequency (Timescale)
  • Decision function
  • How to Increase/Decrease Window

4
How Frequent?
  • Timescale of a congestion control algorithm
  • New Reno

5
Decision Function
6
Decision Function using Binary Signal
7
Congestion Signal
  • Loss
  • Delay
  • ECN

8
Increase/Decrease Function
  • Under synchronization assumption (Chui and Jain)

9
Congestion Control Algorithms
10
FAST (sc2002) Algorithm
  • Do the following every other RTT
  • per acknowledgment
  • Calculation
  • Action
  • If w(t)gtw w(t)w(t)-1
  • If w(t)ltw w(t)w(t)1

11
FAST (sc2002) Algorithm
  • Do the following every other RTT
  • per acknowledgment
  • Calculation
  • Action
  • If w(t)gtw w(t)w(t)-1
  • If w(t)ltw w(t)w(t)1

12
FAST (sc2002) Algorithm
  • Do the following every other RTT
  • per acknowledgment
  • Calculation
  • Action
  • If w(t)gtw w(t)w(t)-1
  • If w(t)ltw w(t)w(t)1

13
FAST (sc2002) Algorithm
  • Do the following every other RTT
  • per acknowledgment
  • Calculation
  • Action
  • If w(t)gtw w(t)w(t)-1
  • If w(t)ltw w(t)w(t)1

14
FAST (sc2002) Algorithm
  • Do the following every other RTT
  • per acknowledgment
  • Calculation
  • Action
  • If w(t)gtw w(t)w(t)-1
  • If w(t)ltw w(t)w(t)1

15
FAST (sc2002) Algorithm
  • Do the following every other RTT
  • per acknowledgment
  • Calculation
  • Action
  • If w(t)gtw w(t)w(t)-1
  • If w(t)ltw w(t)w(t)1

No more aggressive than Rate Halving
No more aggressive than Slow Start
16
Results on Convergence
  • Under synchronization model
  • Single link identical sources converge
  • Single link heterogeneous sources bounded by
    converging sequences
  • General case
  • Contraction mapping

17
Simulation with Matlab
pkt/ms
pkt/ms
pkt
pkt
  • baseRTT 550ms,600ms,650ms,700ms,750ms
  • Alpha500 pkt
  • C5000/12 pkt/ms

18
Simulation with Matlab
ms
pkt
  • baseRTT 550ms,600ms,650ms,700ms,750ms
  • Alpha500
  • C5000/12 pkt/ms

19
Window Pacing
20
Pacing
  • Why Pacing?
  • Eliminate noise of packet loss due to
    burstiness (for loss-based algorithms).
  • Eliminate noise of queuing delay due to
    burstiness (for delay-based algorithms).
  • Pacing can make the behavior of TCP more
    fluid-like
  • Why not pacing?

21
Window Pacing
  • Over one RTT
  • Action (each acknowledgment)
  • If w(t)gtw w(t)w(t)-1
  • If w(t)ltw w(t)w(t)1

22
Time-Based Window Pacing
cwnd increments are scheduled at fixed
intervals.
data
data
ack
k
k
k
k
k
k
(Cheng Jin, Caltech)
23
Event-Based Pacing
Detect sufficiently large gap between consecutive
bursts and delay cwnd increment until the end of
each such burst.
(Cheng Jin, Caltech)
24
Implementing Pacing
  • Using Intel x86 cycle counter for high
    resolution
  • Combination of time-based and event-based pacing
  • Time-based pacing is supported only for single
    TCP stream in a single machine
  • Event-based pacing can support multiple TCP
    streams in a single machine

(Cheng Jin, Caltech)
25
Experiments
  • SC2002
  • Dummynet
  • Internet2
  • Summary

26
SC2002 Network
OC48
OC192
(Sylvain Ravot, Caltech)
27
FAST BMPS
10
flows
9
Geneva-Sunnyvale
7
FAST
2
Baltimore-Sunnyvale
  • FAST
  • Standard MTU
  • Throughput averaged over gt 1hr

1
Internet2 Land Speed Record
2
1
(Steven Low, Caltech)
28
Dummynet Testbed_at_ Netlab, Caltech
29
Static throughput
  • Dynamic sharing on Dummynet
  • capacity 800Mbps
  • Delay 50 - 200ms
  • flows 1 - 10
  • iperf throughput
  • Linux 2.4 (HSTCP UCL)

30
Static throughput
31
Dynamic Sharing
HSTCP
FAST
  • Fairness Problem

Scalable
Linux
32
queue
HSTCP
FAST
Linux
loss
throughput
Linux
Scalable
STCP
HSTCP
HSTCP
33
Dynamic Sharing
HSTCP
FAST
Scalable
Linux
34
Abilene Testing
U Washington
PSC
Caltech
GaTech
35
Abilene Testing
  • 100Mbps Test Caltech-gtGatech
  • Duration 120 second
  • Base RTT 46ms
  • UDP blast every 20 seconds for 5 seconds per
    blast

RTT (us)
Cwnd
(Cheng Jin, Caltech)
36
Performance Metrics
  • Aggregate Average Goodput
  • Fairness Jains index
  • Stability
  • Responsiveness

37
Aggregate throughput
  • Dummynet cap 800Mbps delay 50-200ms flows
    1-14 29 expts

38
Fairness
  • Dummynet cap 800Mbps delay 50-200ms flows
    1-14 29 expts

39
Stability
  • Dummynet cap 800Mbps delay 50-200ms flows
    1-14 29 expts

40
Responsiveness
Dummynet cap 800Mbps delay 50-200ms flows
1-14 29 expts
41
Future Works
  • Congestion Window Control Algorithm Stability
    with delay
  • Synchronization Model
  • Burstiness Control Modeling, Measurement
  • Testing Experiments in production networks

42
Questions?
  • Thanks?
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