Coordinated Congestion Management
draft-lyu-rtgwg-coordinated-cm-01
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| Authors | Lv Yunping , Yuhan Zhang , Mengzhu Liu | ||
| Last updated | 2024-10-21 (Latest revision 2024-04-19) | ||
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Abstract
AI fabric is sensitive to bandwidth. Congestion management, including congestion control and load balancing, is a main method to fully utilize network resource. However, current congestion management mechanisms are not coordinated, which lead to throughput decreasing. This document provides a scheme to coordinate different congestion management mechanisms. It describes the design principle, behaviors of network switches and hosts in the scheme, and gives an example to show end-to-end procedure.
Authors
Lv Yunping
Yuhan Zhang
Mengzhu Liu
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