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Dynamic queue length thresholds for shared-memory packet switches
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In shared-memory packet switches, buffer management schemes can improve overall loss performance, as well as fairness, by regulating the sharing of memory among the different output port queues. Of the conventional schemes, static threshold (ST) is simple but does not adapt to changing traffic conditions, while pushout (PO) is highly adaptive but difficult to implement. We propose a novel scheme called dynamic threshold (DT) that combines the simplicity of ST and the adaptivity of PO. The key idea is that the maximum permissible length, for any individual queue at any instant of time, is proportional to the unused buffering in the switch. A queue whose length equals or exceeds the current threshold value may accept no more arrivals. An analysis of the DT algorithm shows that a small amount bf buffer space is (intentionally), left unallocated, and that the remaining buffer space becomes equally distributed among the active output queues. We use computer simulation to compare the loss performance of DT, ST, and PO. DT control is shown to be more robust to uncertainties and changes in traffic conditions than ST control.
Keyword:
adaptive thresholds
asynchronous transfer mode
buffer allocation
dynamic thresholds
memory management
pushout
queue length thresholds
shared-memory switch
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