Virtual network mapping algorithm for large-scale network environment
Shun-li Zhang, Xuesong Qiu, Luoming Meng
Abstract
Shun-li Zhang, Xuesong Qiu, Luoming Meng
Abstract
A major challenge of network virtualization is the virtual network resource allocation problem that deals with efficient mapping of virtual nodes and virtual links onto the substrate network resources. However, existing algorithms are almost concentrated on the randomly small-scale network topology, which is not suitable for practical large-scale network environments, because more time is spent on traversing SN and VN, resulting in VN requests congestion. To address this problem, this paper proposes virtual network mapping algorithm for large-scale network based on small-world characteristic of complex network and network coordinate system. We compare our algorithm with algorithm D-ViNE. Experimental results show that our algorithm improves the overall performance.
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A major challenge of network virtualization is the virtual network resource allocation problem that deals with efficient mapping of virtual nodes and virtual links onto the substrate network resources. However, existing algorithms are almost concentrated on the randomly small-scale network topology, which is not suitable for practical large-scale network environments, because more time is spent on traversing SN and VN, resulting in VN requests congestion. To address this problem, this paper proposes virtual network mapping algorithm for large-scale network based on small-world characteristic of complex network and network coordinate system. We compare our algorithm with algorithm D-ViNE. Experimental results show that our algorithm improves the overall performance.
Key concepts: Network virtualization, Computer science, Virtual network, Network management station, Distributed computing, Traverse, Network simulation, Network topology