> If Homa becomes widely deployed, I hypothesize that core congestion will cease to exist as a significant networking problem, as long as the core is not systemically overloaded.
Yep. Sure; but, what happens when it becomes overloaded?
> Homa manages congestion from the receiver, not the sender. [...] but the remaining scheduled packets may only be sent in response to grants from the receiver
I hypothesize it will not be a great day when you do become "systemically" overloaded.
Yep. Sure; but, what happens when it becomes overloaded?
> Homa manages congestion from the receiver, not the sender. [...] but the remaining scheduled packets may only be sent in response to grants from the receiver
I hypothesize it will not be a great day when you do become "systemically" overloaded.