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Throwing out TCP for a message-oriented layer as Homa does is not really required for addressing this need. Perhaps what would be more useful in this context w
by supriyo-biswas 2y ago
Throwing out TCP for a message-oriented layer as Homa does is not really required for addressing this need.
Perhaps what would be more useful in this context would be for operating system vendors to perform a HTTP request to a globally distributed endpoint similar to captive portal detection, and then use a more aggressive congestion control algorithm in the case of networks with good throughputs but with high latency.
- teleforce 2y agoI am not saying similar to Homa protocol since it's catering for data center traffic but a new transport protocol alternative to cater for rapid delay variations or jitter needs that's unique to LEO networking.