Congestion detection Sample Clauses

Congestion detection. Since detection of congestion is now carried at switches, we move the detection logic to switches. Also, as now in BAHIA-2 we detect congestion rather than bursty traffic, we need a different detection mechanism. The new mechanism basically consists in measuring how long messages are queued at the switches waiting for winning an output port. If more than two messages wait longer than a determined threshold, then we assume the output port they request is congested. In that situation, a notification is triggered to the end nodes (possibly with a modified BNN or using the control network assumed in the OCRL mechanism). The mechanism to detect congestion relies on two counters per output port. One counter keeps track of the number of active requests to that output port (one request every time a message comes and is routed to that output port) and the second counter keeps track the time elapsed in cycles from the time two or more requests are pending. When the first counter reaches two for an output port (at least two messages are competing for the same output port) the second counter is reset and starts counting. Congestion is detected when the second counter reaches a threshold. When the first counter decreases to 1 or zero, the second counter is reset (congestion vanished) and a end-of-congestion notification is triggered to the end nodes.
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