A
hybrid traffic exchange buffer management method oriented to a high-efficiency
data center adopts a
modular design, and comprises a switch monitoring module used for periodically recording indexes such as the service rate, the arrival rate and the
queue length of a data packet; the calculation module calculates a
loss rate based on a queuing model, constructs a utility function in combination with the
throughput and the
delay gradient, and quantifies the performance value allocated to the current buffer area; and the control module iteratively optimizes the
admission control parameter through a micro experiment, alternately explores the influence of the increase and decrease of the admission parameter on the utility value, selects a parameter updating
queue threshold value of the maximum utility value, and allows the two types of flow to freely seize resources if the
occupancy rate of the buffer area does not reach a set threshold value, and continuously and cooperatively updates the admission parameter through the control module. According to the method, the
mixed flow performance can be effectively optimized, the fair
bandwidth sharing of the two types of flows can still be ensured even in a buffer scrambling scene with a higher lossy
flow ratio and a lower lossless
flow ratio, and the balance of high
throughput and
low delay is realized.