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1 WQM: Practical, Adaptive, and Lightweight Wireless Queue Management System Basem Shihada Computer Science & Electrical Engineering CEMSE, KAUST University of Waterloo Seminar December 8 th, 2014

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4 How Bad are the Delays? Pan, Rong, et al. "PIE: A Lightweight Control Scheme to Address the Bufferbloat Problem.". In Proceedings of the 2013 IEEE Conference on High Performance Switching and Routing, July

5 How Bad are the Delays (Bufferbloat)? Measurements in a wired access network with system backup to a remote server. Consistent delays of over 1 sec. 5

6 Where are the Bloated Buffers? Buffers exist at multiple layers in the stack Application layer buffers TCP socket buffers Txqueue buffers Device driver ring buffers Hardware buffers K. Jamshaid, B. Shihada, A. Showail, and P. Levis, Deflating link buffers in Wireless Mesh Networks", Elsevier Journal of Ad-Hoc Networks, Vol. 16, pp ,

7 Txqueue buffers are Bloated Large FTP 1000 packets (packetà1500b) 7

8 Problem Statement low utilization, low delays high throughput, high delays Determine buffer size to balance throughput and delay tradeoff 8

9 Buffer Sizing Rule of Thumb Sender Router C Receiver RTT Router needs a buffer size of B = RTT X C RTT is the two-way propagation delay C is the bottleneck link capacity 9

10 Rule of Thump Exception in Wireless Networks Wireless link: abstraction for shared spectrum Variable Frame Aggregation Variable Packet Inter-Service Rate Adaptive link rates

11 Challenges in Wireless Networks Wireless link: abstraction for shared spectrum Bottleneck spread over multiple nodes Gateway to Internet 11

12 Challenges in Wireless Networks Wireless link: abstraction for shared spectrum Bottleneck spread over multiple nodes Variable Frame Aggregation Impact of large aggregates with multiple sub-frames 12

13 A-MPDU Aggregate Size 64KB 1 MB N/A

14 Challenges in Wireless Networks Wireless link: abstraction for shared spectrum Bottleneck spread over multiple nodes Variable Frame Aggregation Impact of large aggregates with multiple sub-frames Variable Packet Inter-Service Rate Random MAC scheduling Random noise and interference 14

15 Challenges in Wireless Networks Wireless link: abstraction for shared spectrum Bottleneck spread over multiple nodes Variable Frame Aggregation Impact of large aggregates with multiple sub-frames Variable Packet Inter-Service Rate Random MAC scheduling Sporadic noise and interference Adaptive link rates With the default Linux buffer size, the time to empty a full buffer: 600 Mb/s 6.5 Mb/s 2 orders of magnitude A. Showail, K. Jamshaid, B. Shihada, Buffer sizing in wireless networks: Challenges and Opportunities", IEEE Communication Magazine, Accepted,

16 What about Wireless Multi-Hop? Wireless link: abstraction for shared spectrum Variable Frame Aggregation Variable Packet Inter-Service Rate Adaptive link rates Severe performance degradation on throughput, delay, dropping 16

17 Solution Framework Wireless link: abstraction for shared spectrum Variable Frame Aggregation Variable Packet Inter-Service Rate Adaptive link rates Severe performance degradation on throughput, delay, dropping B. Shihada and K. Jamshaid, "Buffer Sizing for Multi-hop Wireless Networks," U.S. Patent No.: 8,638,

18 Collision Domains Set of interfering links that contend for channel access 2-hop interference model: approximates RTS/CTS use in l 6 l 5 l 4 l 3 l 2 l

19 Bottleneck Collision Domain Set of links that contend with max. no. of links Limits the end-to-end rate of a flow l 6 l 5 l 4 l 3 l 2 l

20 Bottleneck Collision Domain Set of links that contend with max. no. of links Limits the end-to-end rate of a flow l 6 l 5 l 4 l 3 l 2 l

21 Bottleneck Collision Domain Set of links that contend with max. no. of links Limits the end-to-end rate of a flow l 6 l 5 l 4 l 3 l 2 l

22 Bottleneck Collision Domain Set of links that contend with max. no. of links Limits the end-to-end rate of a flow l 6 l 5 l 4 l 3 l 2 l

23 Neighborhood Buffer Instead of having big local buffers at each node consider the combined effect of interfering nodes when sizing the buffer: l 6 l 5 l 4 l 3 l 2 l Neighborhood buffer size is sum of buffers of nodes in the bottleneck collision domain (0 through 5) Note: Node 6 does not interfere 23

24 DNB Distributed Neighborhood Buffer 1) Determine bottleneck buffer B B = R *RTT 1) Assign b i to nodes s. t. B = # b % % )*++,-.-/0 24

25 Assigning Per-node Buffer Drops close to source are preferable Introduces a generic cost function cost of drop increases with hop count C min # Drop probability cost function %DE subject to C %DE b i = B and b i 0, i M M is the # of nodes in the bottleneck collision domain 25

26 Solution Framework Wireless link: abstraction for shared spectrum Variable Frame Aggregation Variable Packet Inter-Service Rate Adaptive link rates Severe performance degradation on throughput, delay, dropping A. Showail, K. Jamshaid, B. Shihada, "An Empirical Evaluation of Bufferbloat in IEEE n Wireless Networks", IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (WCNC), pp ,

27 Wireless Queue Management (WQM) force maxmin limits on queue size queuing delay vs. queue size account for channel busy time Frame Aggregation Link Rate Channel Utilization adaptively set buffer size based on network measurements A. Showail, K. Jamshaid, and B. Shihada, "WQM: An Aggregation-aware Queue Management Scheme for IEEE n based Networks", in Proc. ACM Sigcomm Capacity Sharing Workshop (CSWS), pp , 2014

28 WQM Operations 1. Initial Phase B initial = R ARTT ( BL R) 2. Adjustment Phase T drain = B max > B > B min F(N) N R Buffer BL 28

29 Testbed Topology Node setup: 10 Distributed Shuttle Nodes at Building 1, Level 4. Software setup: Customized Linux kernel for statistics collection Network traffic setup: Large file transfers 29

30 DNB with Single-Flow Goodput normalized to results with default buffer sizes Delays normalized to results with proposed buffer sizes Normalized goodput hop 3-hop 4-hop Normalized delay hop 3-hop 4-hop Topology Topology Two-orders of magnitude improvement in delay while achieving 90% goodput 30

31 DNB with Multi-Flows Intersecting 3-hop & 4-hop flows in our 10-nodes testbed Scheme Avg. goodput Mean RTT Default buffer size Proposed buffer sizing Average RTT is reduced by a factor of 20 at the cost of 9% drop in goodput 31

32 WQM Single Flow Multi-Hop Latency Avg ms 90.43ms 49.47ms 1 hop 2 hops 3 hops 32

33 WQM Single Flow Multi-Hop Goodput 33

34 WQM Multi Flow Single-Hop Latency WQM reduces RTT by 5x compared to default buffers and 2x compared to CoDel 1 flow 3 flows 5 flows 34

35 WQM Multi Flow Single-Hop Goodput JFI for the default buffer size is 0.77 compared to 0.99 for both WQM and CoDel 35

36 WQM Multi Flow over a Single-Hop Num. of Flows Default Buffer Size Throughput (Mb/s) RTT (ms) Throughput (Mb/s) w/o WQM RTT (ms) Latency improvement of > 5x with around10% throughput drop WQM prevents flows from filling up the buffers quickly while starving others Num. of Flows Jain s fairness index (JFI) Default Buffer Size WQM

37 WQM Multi Flow Multi Hop Results Flow # 3 Flow # 2 Flow # 1 Source 1 st Hop 2 nd Hop 3 rd Hop 37

38 WQM Multi Flow over Multi-hops Num. of Flows Default Buffer Size Throughput (Mb/s) RTT (ms) Throughput (Mb/s) WQM RTT (ms) WQM reduces RTT by 5 with the cost of 10% drop in throughput in the worst case 38

39 WQM Testbed Results WQM adaptively sets queue size in response to changing network conditions 39

40 Data Traffic Network traffic setup: 1 file transfer in the background + real-time communication Default Scheme Proposed Scheme Latency: 12x improvement Average/Expectation: 10x improvement Jitter: 17x improvement Average/Expectation: 10x improvement

41 Audio demo Network traffic setup: 1 file transfer in the background + 1 real-time audio stream Wireless - Default Wireless - Proposed Wired 41

42 Video demo Network traffic setup: 1 file transfer in background + real-time video streaming 42

43 WQM for KAUST New Energy Oases (NEO) WQM has been applied in practical scenarios in collaboration with KAUST Economic Development (Innovation Cluster). Testbed that consists of ten nodes has been configured to be integrated with the solar panels in order to replace the 3G modems provided by Mobily. Our solution was to forward all packets that come from the wired interface to the wireless interface within the hop itself without reconfiguring the solar panels itself. We configured the next hop based on a predefined routing table in a multi-hop fashion till the network gateway using our WQM technology.

44 Fairness in Wireless Multi-Hop The objective is to fairly allocate channel resources among WMN nodes 1,2,3. Proposed a distributed MAC layer protocol, called T-MAC, which extends Lamport s mutual exclusion algorithm to frame scheduling in WMN. Using analytical modeling of TCP streams, we derive a closed-form solution for throughput 2 T-MAC implemented in ns-3. Our results achieve fairness while maintaining high network utilization 3 1 F. Nawab, K. Jamshaid, B. Shihada, and P-H. Ho, "TMAC: Timestamp-ordered MAC for CSMA/CA Wireless Mesh Networks", In Proc. IEEE ICCCN F. Nawab, K. Jamshaid, B. Shihada, and P-H. Ho, "MAC-Layer Protocol for TCP Fairness in Wireless Mesh Networks", In Proc. IEEE ICCC F. Nawab, K. Jamshaid, B. Shihada, and P-H. Ho, " Fair Packet Scheduling in Wireless Mesh Networks", Elsevier Journal of Ad-Hoc Networks, Vol. 13, Part B, pp , 2014.

45 Energy in Multi-Hop Networks The objective is to minimize the energy consumption at the energycritical nodes and the overall network transmission delay 1,3. The transmission rates of energycritical nodes are adjusted according to its local packet queue size. We proved that there exists a threshold type control which is optimal 1. We implemented a decentralized algorithm to control the packets scheduling of these energy-critical nodes 2,4. 1 L. Xia and B. Shihada, Decentralized Transmission Scheduling in Energy-Critical Multi-Hop Wireless Networks" in Proc. American Control Conference pp , L. Xia and B. Shihada, Max-Min Optimality of Service Rate Control in Closed Queueing Networks," IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, Vol. 58, No. 4, pp , Li Xia and B. Shihada, "Power and Delay Optimization for Multi-Hop Wireless Networks," International Journal of Control, Vol. 87, No. 6, pp , L. Xia and B. Shihada, "A Jackson Network Model and Threshold Policy for Joint Optimization of Energy and Delay in Multi-Hop Wireless Networks", European Journal of Operational Research, Accepted, 2014

46 KAUST NetLab Members

47 Collaborators Prof. Kang Shin Prof. Pin-Han Ho Prof. Philip Levis Prof. Radu Stoleru

48 Concluding Remarks Challenge: Choosing the optimal queue size in wireless networks Proposed Solutions: DNB: sizing bottleneck buffers and distributing it among nodes WQM: chooses the queue size based on network load and channel condition Performance: Improvements in latency by at least 5x over default Linux buffers Feature: Improvements in network fairness by limiting the ability of a single flow to saturate the buffers 48

49 Questions/Comments/Feedback 49

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