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SCHEDULE: NOV 10-16, 2012

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Design and Implementation of an Intelligent End-to-End Network QoS System

SESSION: Networks

EVENT TYPE: Papers

TIME: 3:30PM - 4:00PM

SESSION CHAIR: Sadaf R. Alam

AUTHOR(S):Sushant Sharma, Dimitrios Katramatos, Dantong Yu, Li Shi

ROOM:255-BC

ABSTRACT:
End-to-End guaranteed network QoS is a requirement for predictable data transfers between geographically distant end-hosts. Existing QoS systems, however, do not have the capability/intelligence to decide what resources to reserve and which paths to choose when there are multiple and flexible resource reservation requests. In this paper, we design and implement an intelligent system that can guarantee end-to-end network QoS for multiple flexible reservation requests. At the heart of this system is a polynomial time algorithm called resource reservation and path construction (RRPC). The RRPC algorithm schedules multiple flexible end-to-end data transfer requests by jointly optimizing the path construction and bandwidth reservation along these paths. We show that constructing such schedules is NP-hard. We implement our intelligent QoS system, and present the results of deployment on real world production networks (ESnet and Internet2). Our implementation does not require modifications or new software to be deployed on the routers within network.

Chair/Author Details:

Sadaf R. Alam (Chair) - Swiss National Supercomputing Centre

Sushant Sharma - Brookhaven National Laboratory

Dimitrios Katramatos - Brookhaven National Laboratory

Dantong Yu - Brookhaven National Laboratory

Li Shi - Stony Brook University

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Design and Implementation of an Intelligent End-to-End Network QoS System

SESSION: Networks

EVENT TYPE:

TIME: 3:30PM - 4:00PM

SESSION CHAIR: Sadaf R. Alam

AUTHOR(S):Sushant Sharma, Dimitrios Katramatos, Dantong Yu, Li Shi

ROOM:255-BC

ABSTRACT:
End-to-End guaranteed network QoS is a requirement for predictable data transfers between geographically distant end-hosts. Existing QoS systems, however, do not have the capability/intelligence to decide what resources to reserve and which paths to choose when there are multiple and flexible resource reservation requests. In this paper, we design and implement an intelligent system that can guarantee end-to-end network QoS for multiple flexible reservation requests. At the heart of this system is a polynomial time algorithm called resource reservation and path construction (RRPC). The RRPC algorithm schedules multiple flexible end-to-end data transfer requests by jointly optimizing the path construction and bandwidth reservation along these paths. We show that constructing such schedules is NP-hard. We implement our intelligent QoS system, and present the results of deployment on real world production networks (ESnet and Internet2). Our implementation does not require modifications or new software to be deployed on the routers within network.

Chair/Author Details:

Sadaf R. Alam (Chair) - Swiss National Supercomputing Centre

Sushant Sharma - Brookhaven National Laboratory

Dimitrios Katramatos - Brookhaven National Laboratory

Dantong Yu - Brookhaven National Laboratory

Li Shi - Stony Brook University

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