Integrated service resource reservation using queueing networks theory

Lukasz Brewka · Villy Bæk Iversen · Georgios Kardaras

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Advanced Queuing Theory Analysis Network Traffic and Congestion Control Wireless Communication Networks Research

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This study analyses multi‐server multi‐service queueing networks with service protection. To guarantee each service a certain quality‐of‐service and at the same time ensure high utilisation of servers, a minimum capacity is reserved each service. In addition, all services share the remaining non‐reserved capacity and all buffers in such a way that the system becomes reversible. This implies the model has product form between nodes and is insensitive to the packet size distribution. An analytical model and algorithm for performance evaluation are presented.

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2000A simple approximation of the link model with reservation by a one-dimensional Markov chain 2012Congestion probabilities in a batched Poisson multirate loss model supporting elastic and adaptive traffic 2010The Erlang multirate loss model with Batched Poisson arrival processes under the bandwidth reservation policy

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