Service Classes Sample Clauses

Service Classes. The purpose of the Priority and service class parameters information element is to identify the transfer and discard priority indices or the service class to be used in the user to network direction. Only the “outgoing” parameters are mandatory to report to the user the provisioned priority parameters for the local UNI. The “incoming” parameters are optional. When the network does not provide configuration information for the “incoming” parameters, the parameters must be encoded with zeroes. The network may include an incoming parameter if it differs from the corresponding outgoing value and if they are available at the network side of the local UNI. When the user receives this information element, it shall update the priority or service class parameters for the specified PVC. The maximum length of this information element is 6 octets when the priority indices are included and 4 when a service class is used. Either the priority indices or a service class is/are included.
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Service Classes. The International ATM service supports the following ATM service classes: Class “
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Service Classes. In the simulations that follow, we assume 3 service classes set up to provide Gold, Silver and Bronze services. Gold Service is targeted for real time applications like voice which assume little queuing delay. It is constructed based on limiting the amount of Gold traffic accepted into the network so that the sum of all Gold flows rates (assuming CBR flows) is less than the guaranteed service rate for the Gold aggregate. In DiffServ for example, the Gold service would be EF which is usually setup to emulate circuit switching. Figure 10 shows a typical gold queue size along with the calculated RED average queue size versus time. Queue Size Realtime REDavg 3 2 1 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Time (s) Q Size (pkts) Figure 10 Typical Gold Queue Size‌ Silver service is targeted for non real time applications that are tolerant to loss but require better than best effort service (e.g. video). It is constructed based on an assured service rate for the Silver aggregate and a buffer management algorithm, RED, which is set up to drop packets whenever the average queue size exceeds a pre-configured threshold. Silver traffic assumes some queuing but smaller queuing than the bronze traffic (better than best effort). Figure 11 shows a typical Silver queue size along with the calculated RED average queue size (assumes a RED max threshold at 20 packets) versus time when all Silver flows are using the maximum allowed rates (worst case condition). Typically the Silver traffic is over-booked (Silver service could be setup so that the sum of all silver flows exceeds 100% of the reserved link capacity ratio). New clients are allowed into the network as long as the aggregate service provided is still within the advertised QoS of that class. Typically, providers use a CAC algorithm in order to maximize the benefit (i.e. dollars) without affecting the “promised” service for the aggregate i.e. as long as the new incoming Q Size (pkts) flow does not affect the “promised” service offered by the Silver class, the flow is accepted even if the sum of the rates of all flows exceed the reserved rate for the aggregate (it builds on the dynamic behavior of the flows and some feedback from the network on whether the new flow would badly affect the Silver Service if accepted). Queue Size 45 40 Realtime REDavg 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Time (s) Figure 11 Typical Silver Queue Size As for the Bronze service class, being a best effort service, it is usually overbooked with higher over-booki...
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Service Classes. Two main classes of storage are available: Active ● for data that is frequently written or read ● directly accessible (read/write) from computational resources within the CU RC environment ● accessible from outside the CU RC environment only via specific data transfer protocols (scp, sftp, gridftp/GlobusOnline) through designated gateway nodes ● mounted as /work/<projectname> ● not designed for highly I/O-intensive or massively parallel usage ● “snapshots” (on-disk incremental backups) can be enabled Archive ● for data that is used infrequently ● accessible only via specific data transfer protocols (scp, sftp, gridftp/GlobusOnline) through designated gateway nodes ● mounted as /archive/<projectname>
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