[Codel] Fwd: [Ns-developers] GSOC 2014 Bufferbloat Weekly Report

[Dave Taht]

The google summer of code ns3 work on codel and fq_codel is starting
to bear fruit. In particular Anh has been working on the  "classic"
bufferbloat model - one stream up, one stream down, one set of
isochronous flows, on an asymmetric network, (example, 20mbit down, 5
up).

Also, the codel module is in pretty good shape and it looks like
that can be upstreamed to the ns3 mainline code soon.

On the fq_codel front, we are running behind on removing the boost
dependencies, and dealing with ECN and tos bits, and getting
perilously close to some deadlines that might result in fq_codel not
making it into the next ns3 release.

The WIP hg (mercurial) repository is on [2] below.

Comments, feedback and requests appreciated.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Anh Nguyen <annguyen at ittc.ku.edu>
Date: Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 3:35 AM
Subject: [Ns-developers] GSOC 2014 Bufferbloat Weekly Report
To: ns-developers at isi.edu


Hi All,

Here are what I worked on last week

- Completed a test script to compare CoDel with Droptail, which supports
multiple up/down streams, asymmetric links, and isochronous.
- Modified CoDel to use Queue:QueueMode

My plan for this week includes:
-Add additional trace sources for CoDel: trace drop event and number of
drops during each event
-Add additional unit tests for CoDel to verify CoDel algorithm

More information about the project is available at [1]. The code can be
cloned from [2].

Best,

Anh

[1] http://www.nsnam.org/wiki/GSOC2014Bufferbloat
[2] http://code.nsnam.org/annguyen/ns-3-dev-aqm/summary

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Information & Telecommunication Technology Center
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
The University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66045, USA


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