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Credence: Augmenting Datacenter Switch Buffer Sharing with ML Predictions

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CREDENCE augments commodity drop-tail buffers with ML predictions to emulate push-out behavior, using per-queue thresholds and an “arithmetic push-out” trick (add/subtract sizes) plus a safeguard against false positives. With perfect predictions it matches near-optimal LQD and gracefully degrades to Complete Sharing under heavy prediction error. Packet-level ns-3 eval on a 256-server topology with a random forest predictor shows about 1.5x throughput and up to 95% flow completion time reduction versus prior drop-tail schemes.

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  1. 0:00Credence introduction
  2. 1:00Game analogy for buffer sharing
  3. 2:49Buffer sharing problem
  4. 3:55Online perspective and competitive ratio
  5. 5:20Drop tail vs push out
  6. 6:23Limitations of drop tail
  7. 7:48Predictions to improve drop tail
  8. 9:15Goals: robustness and smoothness
  9. 9:59Credence algorithm design
  10. 12:12Evaluation and results
  11. 14:23Future research directions
  12. 15:25Summary and limitations
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