Sizing router buffers
By Guido Appenzeller, Isaac Keslassy, Nick McKeown. Conference on Applications, Technologies, Architectures, and Protocols for Computer Communication, 2004
911 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Computer Networks and Communications
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/c37e12af2e9823441a166fd86c023178046a833e
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Citations in the corpus
- The Role of Optics and Electronics in High-Capacity Routers (2006, background): “of DRAM may become an issue in high-speed routers [26].”
- Less Is More: Trading a Little Bandwidth for Ultra-Low Latency in the Data Center (2012, background): “The references [5] [25] describe the cost of packet buffers in high bandwidth switching/routing platforms in more detail.”
- Data center TCP (DCTCP) (2010, background): “where W (t) is the window size of a single source [4].”
- Understanding Operational 5G: A First Measurement Study on Its Coverage, Performance and Energy Consumption (2020, methodology): “An important question follows: How much buffer is needed to eliminate the TCP anomaly in 5G? Reasonable buffer size can be empirically determined by the Stanford model [16, 71, 85]: B =(RTT ⋅”
- Optical Packet and Burst Switching Technologies for the Future Photonic Internet (2006, background): “Recent studies [157]–[161] at Stanford University and University College London have indicated that core routers with a large number N of TCP flows will require”
- Power Awareness in Network Design and Routing (2008, background): “One of the arguments in our paper is that resource reductions similar to [6] might be possible— especially if basic design requirements can be modified.”
- Characterizing residential broadband networks (2007, background): “Sizing router queues is a popular area of research (e.g., [ 4 ]).”
- Swift: Delay is Simple and Effective for Congestion Control in the Datacenter (2020, background): “Using Central Limit Theorem, Reference [5] shows that the variation in total window is reduced by O √ N ) for large number of unsynchronized flows.”
- Reproducible network experiments using container-based emulation (2012, background): “The original research paper on buffer sizing was presented at SIGCOMM 2004 [35].”