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Dans cet article, nous abordons le problème de construction de réseaux optiques de bout en bout à la demande pour les applications de grille dans les réseaux optiques à commutation de longueur d'onde (WSON) multidomaines à grande échelle de nouvelle génération. Selon les demandes des utilisateurs en matière de calcul distribué haute performance, des groupes de chemins de lumière dédiés de bout en bout parmi des ressources de grille géographiquement distribuées peuvent être établis de manière dynamique pour former des réseaux optiques à chemins de lumière multiples pour des applications de grille, à savoir un réseau de grille optique (OGN). Pour faciliter la construction OGN automatisée, nous introduisons une infrastructure de réseau de grille optique fournissant un service OGN intégré et autonome aux utilisateurs du réseau avec un contrôle totalement distribué. Dans cette infrastructure, pour faciliter la construction, en particulier dans un environnement WSON multidomaine à grande échelle, nous proposons une approche par superposition pour construire des OGN de manière peer-to-peer, qui dissimule l'architecture de communication des réseaux optiques hétérogènes sous-jacents. En particulier, nous proposons un mécanisme de construction adaptatif qui peut développer l'OGN de manière flexible en s'adaptant aux circonstances du réseau optique modifiées de manière dynamique. Pour permettre aux utilisateurs de profiter directement des chemins lumineux de bout en bout de WSON, un schéma de configuration d'hôte final orienté longueur d'onde est proposé. Les résultats expérimentaux sur un prototype développé et un réseau de bancs d'essai de fibres optiques valident avec succès la proposition.
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Sugang XU, Weiping REN, Hiroaki HARAI, "On-Demand End-to-End Optical Network Construction for Grid Applications with Adaptive and Distributed Control over Multi-Domain WSONs" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E93-B, no. 3, pp. 536-545, March 2010, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E93.B.536.
Abstract: In this paper, we address the on-demand end-to-end optical network construction problem for grid applications in new generation large-scale multi-domain wavelength switched optical networks (WSON). According to users' requests for high-performance distributed computing, groups of dedicated end-to-end lightpaths among geographically distributed grid resources can be established dynamically forming multiple-lightpath optical networks for grid applications, namely, optical grid network (OGN). To facilitate the automated OGN construction, we introduce an optical grid network infrastructure providing an integrated and self-contained OGN service to grid users with totally distributed control. In this infrastructure, for easy construction, especially in a large-scale multi-domain WSON environment, we propose an overlay approach to construct OGNs in a peer-to-peer fashion, which conceals the communication architecture of the underlying heterogeneous optical networks. In particular, we propose an adaptive construction mechanism that can develop the OGN flexibly by adapting to the dynamically changed optical network circumstance. To enable users to take the advantage of the end-to-end lightpaths of WSON directly, a wavelength-oriented end-host configuration scheme is proposed. Experimental results on a developed prototype and an optical-fibre test-bed network successfully validate the proposal.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/transcom.E93.B.536/_p
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