Adding Explicit Passive Measurability of Two-Way Latency to the QUIC Transport Protocol
draft-trammell-quic-spin-03
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| Authors | Brian Trammell , Piet De Vaere , Roni Even , Giuseppe Fioccola , Thomas Fossati , Marcus Ihlar , Al Morton , Emile Stephan | ||
| Last updated | 2018-11-15 (Latest revision 2018-05-14) | ||
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Abstract
This document describes the addition of a "spin bit", intended for explicit measurability of end-to-end RTT, to the QUIC transport protocol. It proposes a detailed mechanism for the spin bit, as well as an additional mechanism, called the valid edge counter, to increase the fidelity of the latency signal in less than ideal network conditions. It describes how to use the latency spin signal to measure end-to-end latency, discusses corner cases and their workarounds in the measurement, describes experimental evaluation of the mechanism done to date, and examines the utility and privacy implications of the spin bit.
Authors
Brian Trammell
Piet De Vaere
Roni Even
Giuseppe Fioccola
Thomas Fossati
Marcus Ihlar
Al Morton
Emile Stephan
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