2014年ACM SIGCOMM能力共享研讨会论文集

M. Kühlewind, D. Kutscher
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欢迎参加ACM SIGCOMM 2014的能力共享研讨会。今天的互联网流量由各种各样的应用程序和服务组成,这些应用程序和服务对网络应该提供的服务质量(QoS)有非常不同的要求。不断增长的带宽需求(移动网络用户数量的大量增长和数据速率的不断提高)和快速增长的虚拟化部署(在数据中心、移动核心网、接入网)使得有效和高效的容量共享成为管理成本和用户体验质量的关键因素。CSWS的目标是为交流解决这些问题的最新研究成果和新想法提供一个论坛——重点关注两个研究领域:(每用户)公平和(经济)有效的容量共享,包括将数据中心技术推广到互联网;支持应用需求,特别是低延迟,以及用于评估互联网当前Qos/QoE的测量/测量技术。CSWS-2014提供了一个论坛,用于分享能力共享领域若干当前(分)活动的研究和实验结果。这包括bufferbloat倡议(旨在减少由网络设备中维度过大和管理不善的缓冲区造成的过度延迟),主动队列管理(如CoDel和PIE)的新工作,更好地暴露、响应和管理拥塞的新方法(拥塞暴露、MPTCP、数据中心TCP),以及实时媒体流的拥塞控制/缓解(IETF RMCAT)。在由39名国际研究人员组成的优秀技术项目委员会的帮助下,我们最终为研讨会项目选择了9篇有趣的论文,我们认为,这些论文不仅涉及该领域的重要当前研究课题,而且适合在研讨会上进行有趣而富有成果的讨论。此外,研讨会的主题演讲由网络研究人员和开发人员Dave Taht发表,他以克服Bufferbloat而闻名。该技术计划分为三个主题块:1)排队和调度机制的设计和评估,2)传输协议的新扩展,以及3)移动网络中的速率适应和带宽分配策略。
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Proceedings of the 2014 ACM SIGCOMM workshop on Capacity sharing workshop
Welcome to the Capacity Sharing Workshop (CSWS) at ACM SIGCOMM 2014. Today's Internet traffic consists of a wide variety of application and services that have very different requirements on the Quality of Service (QoS) the network should provide. The continuously growing demand for bandwidth (massive growth of mobile network user population and increasing data rates) and the fast increasing deployment of virtualization (in data centers, mobile core network, access networks) make effective and efficient capacity sharing a key element for managing cost as well of quality of experience for users. The objective of CSWS is to provide a forum for exchanging recent research results and new ideas addressing these issues -- focusing on two research areas: (Per-user) fair and (economically) efficient capacity sharing including generalization of data center techniques to Internet; and Support of application requirements, especially low latency, and measurements/measurement techniques for assessing the current Qos/QoE in the Internet. CSWS-2014 provides a forum for sharing research and experimentation results from a number of current (sub-)activities in the area of capacity sharing. This includes the bufferbloat initiative (aiming at reducing excessive delay caused by over-dimensioned and badly managed buffers in network equipment), new work on active queue management (such as CoDel and PIE), new approaches to better expose, respond to and police congestion (Congestion Exposure, MPTCP, Data Center TCP), and congestion control/mitigation for real-time media streams (IETF RMCAT). With the help of an excellent technical program committee of 39 international researchers, we finally selected 9 interesting papers for the workshop program that, as we believe, not only address important current research topics in the fields but are also suitable to create interesting and fruitful discussions at the workshop. Moreover, the workshop features a keynote by Dave Taht, a networking researcher and developer, known for his contributions to overcome Bufferbloat. The technical program is structured into three topic blocks on 1) design and evaluation of Queuing and Scheduling mechanisms, 2) new extensions to Transport Protocols, and 3) rate adaptation and bandwidth allocation strategies in Mobile Networks.
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