Journal
CLUSTER COMPUTING-THE JOURNAL OF NETWORKS SOFTWARE TOOLS AND APPLICATIONS
Volume 26, Issue 1, Pages 461-475Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10586-022-03789-8
Keywords
Virtualization; VNR; SDN; Initial mapping; Improving resources; Software-defined network
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This paper studies resource allocation in SDN and proposes an effective initial mapping method called EIMSDN. By initializing mapping, the need to rewrite rules on switches is eliminated, improving the efficiency of infrastructure resource management. The paper also considers optimizing resource allocation through dynamic infrastructure resources management in network virtualization.
Software-Defined Networking (SDN) is one of the promising and effective approaches to establishing network virtualization by providing a central controller to monitor network bandwidth and transmission devices. This paper studies resource allocation in SDN by mapping virtual networks on the infrastructure network. Considering mapping as a way to distribute tasks through the network, proper mapping methodologies will directly influence the efficiency of infrastructure resource management. Our proposed method is called Effective Initial Mapping in SDN (EIMSDN), and it suggests writing a module in the controller to initialize mapping by arriving at a new request if a sufficient number of resources are available. This would prevent rewriting the rules on the switches when remapping is necessary for an n-time window. We have also considered optimizing resource allocation in network virtualization with dynamic infrastructure resources management. We have done it by writing a module in OpenFlow controller to initialize mapping when there are sufficient resources. EIMSDN is compared with SDN-nR, SSPSM, and SDN-VN in criteria such as acceptance rates, cost, average switches resource utilization, and average link resource utilization.
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