Title :
Achieving proportional delay differentiation efficiently
Author :
Ngin, Hoon-Tong ; Tham, Chen-Khong
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electr. & Comput. Eng., Nat. Univ. of Singapore, Singapore
Abstract :
We focus on efficiently achieving proportional delay differentiation (PDD), an instance of the proportional differentiation model (PDM) first proposed under the DiffServ framework (see Dovrolis, C. and Ramanathan, P., IEEE Network, Oct. 1999). Waiting time priority (WTP) has been found to be a suitable algorithm to achieve PDD. Using WTP (see Dovrolis et al., Proc. ACM SIGCOMM, 1999) as a reference, we show that our proposed scaled time priority (STP) algorithm is able to provide near proportional delay at a complexity of O(1), which is lower than the O(N) complexity of WTP, where N is the number of service classes in the system. Simulation results also show that STP is able to emulate the performance of WTP.
Keywords :
Internet; computational complexity; quality of service; scheduling; DiffServ; Internet; QoS; proportional delay differentiation; proportional differentiation model; quality of service; scaled time priority; scheduling; waiting time priority; Aggregates; Communication system traffic control; Delay effects; Diffserv networks; Electronic mail; Predictive models; Scalability; Scheduling algorithm; Traffic control; Web and internet services;
Conference_Titel :
Networks, 2002. ICON 2002. 10th IEEE International Conference on
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-7533-5
DOI :
10.1109/ICON.2002.1033306