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DART: Aiming for Tail-Delay Control in Reconfigurable Networks
Many systems serve different job classes by switching among configurations. Often, reconfiguration takes a stochastic amount of time that depends on direction and can differ in distribution between configurations. Reaching a target configuration may require crossing intermediate ones. Under a high-p
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