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hi, i want to discuss about Gradient2Limit in stable timeout situtation.
I use Gradient2Limit at consumer side (to control the consumer's rate to avoid bursting the provider side)
First, what is stable timeout situtation ?
In my situtation , every consumer has set a client timeout , like 5000ms. the stable timeout situtation is :
1. provider is bursted by other consumer which doesn't hava any rate limit.
2. and the consumer which i use Gradient2Limit always received the same timeout rtt `5000ms`, i call it as a `stable timeout` situtation
Once my consumer which used Gradient2Limit step in stable timeout situtation, the Gradient2Limit will not take effect.
It because Gradient2Limit only care about the volatility of rtt . if rtt has zero volatility, such like stable timeout situtation, Gradient2Limit will grow its limit output until Max_Limit.
So, how could i deal with this situtation? can we make Gradient2Limit to support this situtation?
Now i consider using BBR algorithm to implement a new Limit to resolve it.
Anyone has met the same situtation? how do you deal with it?
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hi, i want to discuss about Gradient2Limit in
stable timeout
situtation.I use Gradient2Limit at consumer side (to control the consumer's rate to avoid bursting the provider side)
First, what is
stable timeout
situtation ?In my situtation , every consumer has set a
client timeout
, like 5000ms. thestable timeout
situtation is :Once my consumer which used Gradient2Limit step in
stable timeout
situtation, the Gradient2Limit will not take effect.It because Gradient2Limit only care about the volatility of rtt . if rtt has zero volatility, such like
stable timeout
situtation, Gradient2Limit will grow itslimit output
untilMax_Limit
.So, how could i deal with this situtation? can we make Gradient2Limit to support this situtation?
Now i consider using BBR algorithm to implement a new Limit to resolve it.
Anyone has met the same situtation? how do you deal with it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: