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Credit Packet-Based Proactive Transfer Method for Data Centers

A transmission method and data packet technology, which is applied in the field of computer network system and network data transmission, can solve problems such as damage to transmission performance, achieve the effects of reducing transmission delay of short streams, giving priority to transmission of powerful short streams, and improving performance

Active Publication Date: 2022-01-25
NAT UNIV OF DEFENSE TECH
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When SCA protocols reach near-zero queue lengths, they cannot effectively cooperate with traditional flow scheduling methods
Short latency sensitive streams and elephant streams are treated equally, which can hurt the performance of their transport

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[0033] In order to better understand the contents of the present invention, an example is given here.

[0034] Credits are used to schedule data transmission within link capacity, including single-hop credits, end-to-end credits, and hop-by-hop credits. Single-hop credit refers to the transfer of credit between two devices, and it is usually deployed at the link layer to ensure that data between two switches is not lost. The active transmission protocol adopts the end-to-end credit mechanism, which schedules the data transmission between the sending end and the receiving end, such as pHost, Homa, and NDP. This credit can only prevent congestion at the receiving end, because it only feeds back information about the receiving rate of the host. Hop-by-hop credits can feed back the maximum data transmission rate of each hop from the receiving end to the sending end, and further prevent congestion at each hop by limiting the sending end to send data within the rate range, such as ...

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The invention discloses an active transmission method based on a credit packet used in a data center. The sending end first records the size of the data stream requested by the credit packet and sends it to the receiving end; when the receiving end receives the credit data packet, it sends The end will copy its credit sequence number to the corresponding data packet, and send the data packet to the receiving end; after sending the data packet, the sending end will update the flow remaining length of the corresponding flow by subtracting the size of the sent credit data packet; for switch, each switch port will limit the credit speed to 5% of the link speed, if the credit size exceeds the link capacity, then drop the credit packet; enable priority scheduling in the credit queue, when the credit queue is filled, the switch will Lowest priority credits are discarded. The invention effectively improves the sending rate of the short stream credit at the receiving end, and reduces the short stream transmission delay and average FCT under the actual workload compared with the current commonly used SCA transmission.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the fields of computer network system and network data transmission, in particular to an active transmission method based on credit packets used in data centers. Background technique [0002] The internal data traffic of the data center is large and bursty, and its internal data traffic is mainly composed of short delay sensitive messages and some large traffic. However, current data center switch buffers are very shallow, and this typical mix of traffic is likely to cause network congestion when buffer occupancy becomes too high. Once congestion occurs, data queuing and packet loss will seriously affect the flow completion time of small traffic, and affect the throughput of large traffic, further affecting user experience. To improve network performance, many methods have been proposed to manage congestion. [0003] In today's high-speed data centers, more and more flows can be done in one round trip time (RTT). Because rea...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04L47/10H04L47/6275H04L47/12H04L47/32
CPCH04L47/39H04L47/6275H04L47/12H04L47/32
Inventor 董德尊黄山周泽嘉杨文祥徐金波张建民李存禄
Owner NAT UNIV OF DEFENSE TECH
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