Gateway-based call admission in distributed object oriented systems
Author
Editor
- Johan M. Karlsson
- Ulf Körner
- Christian Nyberg
Summary, in English
Many applications in telecommunications will depend on distributed systems to provide
enough capacity. In a distributed system a service is split up into a number of modules
(often called objects) that can be placed at different nodes or processors in a network. A
service can be seen as a number of invocations of the objects in a certain order. There
are a number of performance problems which have to be solved. How shall objects be
distributed on the nodes? How shall the load be distributed among the nodes for a given
object distribution? How shall the distributed system be protected from temporary overload
situations?
In our paper we investigate these questions for distributed systems where requests for
service arrive to a gateway from which they distributed to the nodes of the system. We
assume that the object distribution is given and we concentrate on protecting the system
using three different external load control mechanisms: Percent Thinning, Call Gapping
and Tokens. Using simulations, we nd that Tokens provide the best system protection.
enough capacity. In a distributed system a service is split up into a number of modules
(often called objects) that can be placed at different nodes or processors in a network. A
service can be seen as a number of invocations of the objects in a certain order. There
are a number of performance problems which have to be solved. How shall objects be
distributed on the nodes? How shall the load be distributed among the nodes for a given
object distribution? How shall the distributed system be protected from temporary overload
situations?
In our paper we investigate these questions for distributed systems where requests for
service arrive to a gateway from which they distributed to the nodes of the system. We
assume that the object distribution is given and we concentrate on protecting the system
using three different external load control mechanisms: Percent Thinning, Call Gapping
and Tokens. Using simulations, we nd that Tokens provide the best system protection.
Publishing year
2000
Language
English
Publication/Series
Proceedings fifteenth Nordic Teletraffic Seminar, NTS-15, Lund University, August 22-24, 2000
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Document type
Conference paper
Publisher
Lund University
Topic
- Communication Systems
- Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Information Engineering
Status
Published