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1 Communication Networks Activity-Based Congestion Management for Fair Bandwidth Sharing in Trusted Packet Networks Michael Menth and Nikolas Zeitler

2 Outline The problem Definition of activity ABC principle Experiment setup Simulation results Related work Use cases Conclusion & outlook Inspired by congestion policing using congestion exposure (ConEx) signals M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 2

3 The Problem Scenario Bottleneck link shared by multiple users, congestion may occur Flows may be transmitted over different transport protocols UDP flows can achieve higher rates than TCP flows TCP users may have different number of flows Users with more flows can achieve higher rates (as TCP attempts to be per-flow fair) How to share bandwidth fairly among users? If pkts can be related to users Weighted fair queueing (WFQ) may enforce peruser fair bandwidth sharing If pkts cannot be related to users WFQ does not work ABC may be used M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 3

4 ABC Principle Architecture Per-domain concept Core and access nodes Configuration Trust Access nodes Connect user equipment Have activity meter Add activity A to packet headers Run ABC-AQM (active queue management) Drop packets during congestion depending on their activity Core nodes do not hold per-user/flow states M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 4

5 Definition of activity R r : a user s assigned reference rate R t : a user s recent transmission rate A = log 2 R t R r : a user s activity ABC Principle Activity Meter Indicates how much a users transmission rate exceeds its reference rate Activity meter Computes activity A per packet and adds it to the header Implemented through a token-based algorithm Configured with Reference rate R r (per user) Inertia I (time scale parameter, per domain) Burst allowance B (to ignore first B bytes after silence, per domain) M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 5

6 ABC Principle ABC-AQM Operation per packet arrival Track average activity A avg Drop packet depending on Link congestion Activity A in packet header Average activity: A avg = w A A avg + 1 w A A Use some existing AQM based on drop probabilities Adapt drop probability: p A = p 2 γ A A avg Differentiation factor γ 0 p A > p for large activities p A < p for small activities M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 6

7 Loss probability AQM Used in the Study (Exchangeable) 1 Probability function pf Q 0 Q 1 Q 2 p 1 p 1 Q 0 Q 1 Q 2 Queue occupation p Q = 0 Q < Q 0 Q Q 0 p Q 1 Q 1 Q 0 < Q Q 1 0 p 1 + Q Q 1 Q 2 Q 1 1 p 1 Q 1 < Q Q 2 1 Q 2 < Q M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 7

8 Experiment Setup User group 0 (e.g., u 0 = 1 heavy user with f 0 = 10 flows) User group 1 (e.g., u 1 = 10 light users with f 1 = 1 flows) User equipment Access node w/ activity meter Core node w/ ABC-AQM Access links w/ capacity C a and propagation delay D a Bottleneck link w/ capacity C b and propagation delay D b Server M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 8

9 Impact of Differentiation Parameter Experiment User group 0: 1 heavy user with 10 TCP flows Performance metrics Average throughput per user T 0 : for user group 0 User group 1: 10 light users ഥT 1 : for user group 1 with only 1 TCP flow Throughput ratio T R = T 0 T 1 Throughput ratio T R depending on differentiation factor γ. No differentiation, no fairness Almost fair Use γ = 3 to achieve good fairness, confirmed by more experiments M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 9

10 Impact of Reference Rate R r Vary reference R r rate per user ABC enforces fairness if R r C u C: bottleneck bandwidth u: number of users on bottleneck link 99 users 11 users M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 10

11 Protection against Non-Responsive Traffic 1 UDP user vs. 10 users with 1 TCP flow ABC protects TCP users against UDP user γ = 3 best suited Improvement through better AQM possible w/o ABC w/ ABC M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 11

12 Reduced Upload Time Experiment setup u 0 = 1 probe user sending a probe of 1 MB u 1 background users with f 1 flows each Performance metric: upload time Upload time Increases with u 1 and f 1 Shorter with ABC Decreases with increasing burst tolerance B Link delay D b 50 ms 5 ms M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 12

13 Related Work CSFQ [28] I. Stoica, S. Shenker, and H. Zhang: Core-Stateless Fair Queuing: A Scalable Architecture to Approximate Fair Bandwidth Allocations in High-Speed Networks, IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking, 11(1), Feb Similar to ABC but measures traffic rate on link to determine drop probabilities slower reaction than ABC ABC Uses buffer occupation and AQM to determine drop probabilities Extensible towards low-delay communication Enforce both fairness and low-delay M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 13

14 Use Cases ABC fulfills objectives of congestion policing using congestion exposure (ConEx) Fair rate sharing Improved QoE for light users (reduced upload times) ABC supports the same uses cases as ConEx Datacenter draft-briscoe-conex-data-centre Mobile access networks RFC7778: Mobile Communication Congestion Exposure Scenario ABC protects light users against heavy UDP users Another use case: defense against denial of service attacks M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 14

15 Conclusion & Outlook Activity-based congestion management (ABC) Access node add activity into to packet headers Access and core nodes use it for preferential dropping Enforces per-user fairness (heavy and light users) Protocol-independent, stateless core network Presented simulation results Impact of differentiation factor, reference rate Protection against non-responsive traffic Reduced upload time ABC supports Different users profiles (reference rates) ConEx use cases (and more) Outlook Combine ABC with PIE to achieve fairness and low latency Adapt ABC towards service classes M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 15

16 Publication M. Menth and N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management for Fair Bandwidth Sharing in Trusted Packet Networks, in Proceedings of the IEEE/IFIP Network Operations and Management Symposium (NOMS), April, 2016, Istanbul, Turkey Preprint: M. Menth, N. Zeitler: Activity-Based Congestion Management (ABC), IETF-99 (Prague) 16

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