does anyone know of any examples of "pooling" congestion control between multiple connections along the same path?
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does anyone know of any examples of "pooling" congestion control between multiple connections along the same path?
basically, i am interested in, for multiple connections along the same exact network path, collectively doing congestion control among all tcp connections such that a new connection is automatically warmed up sender-side and congestion events for one connection will automatically scale down the cwnd for the others
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this is explicitly not multipath
there is one path, i wanna make having many connections along it be better
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there has to be an absolutely unhinged yet amazing research paper on this somewhere
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@noah I would guess that a lot of the use cases for this might be handled by something like quic or sctp?
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@brendan not really, would be overwhelmingly tcp
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@noah tunnel tcp connections in quic streams with a little in-band framing.
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@noah So that we can all go back to http/1.1?
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@icing this is for mainly traffic between DCs
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Noah Kennedyreplied to Andy Grover last edited by [email protected]
@agro this would be great, if i controlled both ends
i just want to make my senders have really fast start up times
