[Bloat] ipspace.net: "QUEUING MECHANISMS IN MODERN SWITCHES"
Hal Murray
hmurray at megapathdsl.net
Wed May 28 02:39:20 PDT 2014
> in non discarding scheduling total delay is conserved,
> irrespective of the scheduling discipline
Is that true for all backplane/switching topologies?
> The question is if (codel/pie/whatever) AQM makes sense at all for 10G/40G
> hardware and higher performance irons? Igress/egress bandwidth is nearly
> identical, a larger/longer buffering should not happen. Line card memory is
> limited, a larger buffering is defacto excluded.
The simplest interesting case is where you have two input lines feeding the
same output line.
AQM may not be the best solution, but you have to do something. Dropping any
packet that won't fit into the buffer is probably simplest.
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