Tag
congestion-control
- Sep 18, 2026 Multipath TCP and the Data-Level Sequence Space How MPTCP separates a 64-bit connection-level byte counter from the 32-bit per-subflow counters, why the mapping needs a signal option, and what reordering costs. networking
- Aug 6, 2026 Congestion Control and Pacing in a Transport That Owns the Socket How a QUIC sender turns acknowledgements into a window, why the window must be spread into a packet schedule, and what changes when the controller is not in the kernel. internet protocols
- May 5, 2026 Early RTCP Feedback: Negative Acknowledgements, Picture Loss, and Transport Congestion How the feedback profiles let a receiver report loss in milliseconds instead of seconds, what each message type asks for, and the timing rules that keep them from flooding a session. internet protocols
- May 7, 2025 AIMD Congestion Control and the Collapse It Prevented Why additive increase with multiplicative decrease converges to a fair operating point, how the window is discovered without measuring the network, and where the control loop breaks. computing history
- Dec 13, 2024 Adaptive Per-Host Rate Control from Latency and Error Signals How a crawler can raise and lower its request rate per host using response latency and rejection codes, and why the control loop is asymmetric and needs damping. information retrieval