Poster: Controlling TCP Socket Queueing Delay
Hyun Hu Park, Zili Meng · 2024
Real-time applications are tremendously emerging in recent years. From video conferencing to virtual reality and quantitative trading, real-time applications require an extremely low latency of < 100 ms or even lower [8]. Operators for decades have deployed content delivery networks, edge access nodes and numerous architectures to reduce the RTT to be as low as 10--20 ms [11]. Also, some applications (e.g., WebRTC [1]) choose to rely on UDP sockets since UDP offers more flexibility in loss recovery and congestion control.