[quicwg/base-drafts] Retire My Own CID (#2645)

Nick Banks <notifications@github.com> Tue, 23 April 2019 20:20 UTC

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I think the protocol should allow for the originator of a CID to retire it and once that packet has been acknowledged by the peer, remove it from its lookup table.

I have a scenario where I want to move a connection from one "partition" to another "partition" on the same machine. I use some bits from the CID to indicate the partition ID. My problem is, I've already sent out a CID to the peer indicating the old partition ID. If I change, I'm going to get a cross-partition lookup perf-hit for the rest of time on this connection.

So, I'd like to be able to pick a new partition ID, generate a new CID and send out a NEW_CONN_ID and a RETIRE_CONN_ID for the old CID. Once the peer acknowledges this, I remove the old CID from my look up.

With this design, if I need to change partitions for any reason, I only pay a perf penalty for 1 or 2 RTT.

Another option instead of supporting RETIRE for my own, could be a REPLACE_CONN_ID [orignal_sequence_number]. That might be a little less disruptive for implementations to manage. Just copy over the old one with the new one and go about your business.

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