In this paper we address the problem of finding good end-to-end delay bounds for single leaky-bucket shaped flows subject to FIFO multiplexing in tandems of rate-latency nodes. More specifically, we focus on a methodology, called the Least Upper Delay Bound (LUDB) method, which is based on Network Calculus. The latter has already been used for computing delay bounds in tandems in which the path of the various flows are subject to particular restrictions. In this paper we generalize it to tandems traversed by flows following arbitrary paths. We show that such methodology yields better bounds than those obtained through both per-node analysis and comparable methods proposed in the literature.

End-to-end Delay Bounds in FIFO-multiplexing Tandems

LENZINI, LUCIANO;MINGOZZI, ENZO;STEA, GIOVANNI
2007-01-01

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In this paper we address the problem of finding good end-to-end delay bounds for single leaky-bucket shaped flows subject to FIFO multiplexing in tandems of rate-latency nodes. More specifically, we focus on a methodology, called the Least Upper Delay Bound (LUDB) method, which is based on Network Calculus. The latter has already been used for computing delay bounds in tandems in which the path of the various flows are subject to particular restrictions. In this paper we generalize it to tandems traversed by flows following arbitrary paths. We show that such methodology yields better bounds than those obtained through both per-node analysis and comparable methods proposed in the literature.
2007
9789639799004
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