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La virtualisation des réseaux est considérée comme une approche prometteuse pour faciliter le partage de l'infrastructure physique entre différents types d'utilisateurs et d'applications. Dans cette lettre, nous proposons un intégration de réseau virtuel basé sur la cohérence topologique (TC-VNE) sur des réseaux optiques élastiques (EON). Basée sur le concept de cohérence topologique, nous proposons une nouvelle approche de classement des nœuds, nommée Sum-N-Rank, qui contribue à la réduction de la longueur du chemin optique entre les nœuds de substrat préférés. Dans les résultats de la simulation, nous avons constaté que notre travail contribue simultanément à améliorer l’efficacité spectrale et à équilibrer la charge de liaison sans détériorer la probabilité de blocage.
Wenting WEI
Xidian University
Kun WANG
Xidian University
Gu BAN
Xidian University
Keming FENG
Xidian University
Xuan WANG
Xidian University
Huaxi GU
Xidian University
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Wenting WEI, Kun WANG, Gu BAN, Keming FENG, Xuan WANG, Huaxi GU, "Topological Consistency-Based Virtual Network Embedding in Elastic Optical Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E102-D, no. 6, pp. 1206-1209, June 2019, doi: 10.1587/transinf.2019EDL8003.
Abstract: Network virtualization is viewed as a promising approach to facilitate the sharing of physical infrastructure among different kinds of users and applications. In this letter, we propose a topological consistency-based virtual network embedding (TC-VNE) over elastic optical networks (EONs). Based on the concept of topological consistency, we propose a new node ranking approach, named Sum-N-Rank, which contributes to the reduction of optical path length between preferred substrate nodes. In the simulation results, we found our work contributes to improve spectral efficiency and balance link load simultaneously without deteriorating blocking probability.
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