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A programming interface for network resource management 网络资源管理的编程接口
Eduardo Takahashi, Peter Steenkiste, Jun Gao, Allan Fisher
The deployment of advanced network services such as virtual reality games, distributed simulation, and video conferencing, will require sophisticated resource management support. The reason is that the quality of the delivered service will depend both on what resources are allocated to the user, and how these resources are managed at runtime. This problem is challenging because the definition of Quality of Service (QoS) is in general user specific, so hardwired resource management mechanisms will not be sufficient. To address the runtime resource management problem, we introduce the concept of a delegate, a code segment that applications or service providers inject into the network to assist in the management of the network resources that are allocated to them. This approach allows users to tailor runtime resource management to best meet their specific needs. Moreover, since delegates execute inside the network, they can easily collect information on changing network conditions, and can quickly adapt the resource allocations for the flows they are responsible for. Delegates have been implemented in the CMU Darwin system, which provides an integrated set of customizable resource management mechanisms in support of sophisticated network services. In this paper we present the design of the delegate runtime system, focusing on the programming interface that delegates use to monitor the network and modify resource use. We describe how delegates are supported in Darwin, and we show how delegates can be used to deal with a number of problems such as congestion control for video streaming, tracking down non-adaptive sources, and balancing traffic load.
先进网络服务的部署,如虚拟现实游戏、分布式模拟和视频会议,将需要复杂的资源管理支持。原因是交付的服务的质量既取决于分配给用户的资源,也取决于在运行时如何管理这些资源。这个问题具有挑战性,因为服务质量(QoS)的定义一般是特定于用户的,因此硬连接的资源管理机制将是不够的。为了解决运行时资源管理问题,我们引入了委托的概念,这是应用程序或服务提供者注入网络以协助管理分配给它们的网络资源的代码段。这种方法允许用户定制运行时资源管理,以最好地满足他们的特定需求。此外,由于委托在网络内执行,它们可以很容易地收集有关不断变化的网络条件的信息,并可以快速地为它们负责的流调整资源分配。委托已经在CMU Darwin系统中实现,该系统提供了一套集成的可定制资源管理机制,以支持复杂的网络服务。本文介绍了委托运行时系统的设计,重点介绍了委托用于监控网络和修改资源使用的编程接口。我们描述了Darwin如何支持委托,并展示了委托如何用于处理许多问题,如视频流的拥塞控制、跟踪非自适应源和平衡流量负载。
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1999 IEEE Second Conference on Open Architectures and Network Programming. Proceedings. OPENARCH '99 (Cat. No.99EX252)
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