Utilization Balancing Algorithms for Dynamic Multicast Scheduling Problem in EON
Journal Title: International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications - Year 2016, Vol 62, Issue 4
Abstract
Dynamic data transfer demands are often being a challenge for present communication networks, as they appear in unpredicta-ble time and must be satisfied prior to deadline. Important kind are the multi-target demands occurring in task of replication, backup, database synchronization or file transferring in pear-to-pear networks. Optimal scheduling usually depends of the nature of transport network. In the paper dynamic deadline-driven mul-ticast scheduling problem over elastic optical network is consid-ered. Particularly, the method for improving link utilization by traffic balance for multicast demands is proposed. Few heuristic algorithms and results of experiments, proving the benefits of balancing concept are presented
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Marcin Markowski
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