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Fragmentation-aware service provisioning for advance reservation multicast in SD-EONs.
Optics Express
|October 20, 2015
Summary
This study introduces algorithms for dynamic advance reservation (AR) multicast requests in elastic optical networks (EONs). The proposed two-dimensional fragmentation-aware routing and spectrum assignment (2D-FMA) algorithm shows superior performance in blocking and setup delay.
Area of Science:
- Telecommunications Engineering
- Computer Networking
- Optical Networks
Background:
- Elastic Optical Networks (EONs) are crucial for high-capacity data transmission.
- Dynamic service provisioning for multicast requests presents significant challenges in EONs.
- Advance reservation (AR) is essential for guaranteed service delivery.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop and evaluate novel service provisioning schemes for dynamic AR multicast requests in EONs.
- To address the 2D fragmentation issue in light-tree provisioning.
- To demonstrate the efficacy of proposed algorithms using a Software-Defined EONs (SD-EONs) testbed.
Main Methods:
- Joint service scheduling and routing and spectrum assignment (RSA) algorithms were proposed.
- An integrated two-dimensional fragmentation-aware RSA (2D-FMA) algorithm was developed.
- Experiments were conducted on a Software-Defined EONs (SD-EONs) control plane testbed utilizing OpenFlow (OF).
Main Results:
- The proposed 2D-FMA algorithm effectively alleviates 2D fragmentation.
- Experimental results demonstrate superior blocking performance compared to existing methods.
- The 2D-FMA algorithm achieved the shortest average setup delay.
Conclusions:
- The integrated 2D-FMA algorithm offers an efficient solution for dynamic AR multicast provisioning in EONs.
- SD-EONs provide a viable platform for implementing and testing advanced network control algorithms.
- The proposed schemes enhance the performance and reliability of multicast services in optical networks.
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