Scaling high performance computer systems needs increasing the fault tolerance at the design stage of a topology. There are several approaches of designing simple fast routing with fault tolerance. One of effective approach is to ensure fault tolerance at the topology level. This article discusses two methods for optimizing topologies synthesized using Dragonfly and Excess De Brujin. Methods of topology saturation are discusses, which allow to increase the dimension of the system without deterioration of topological characteristics due to the optimization of the synthesis method. Three scaling constraint methods are also proposed to reduce the topology dimension to the desired performance.
This article consider two main local network topologies. Based on the basic DFS protocol, a mathematical model has been developed for a new method of multipath routing and traffic engineering in data centers with a ramified topology. This method was developed with the features and benefits of SDN in mind. Also, the simulation of the developed method was carried out on two local topologies considered earlier.
The object of the research is the creation of a multipath routing algorithm for software-defined networks (SDN) including known paths, subject of the research is network parameters, designed according to a certain topology and using the developed algorithm. One of the most problematic aspects of contemporary computer networks (including applied SDN networks) is overloading. This results in harder control and limiting traffic and amount of users. Most routing algorithms that are used today have a rather large time complexity. In the course of the study, the following methods were used: study of known routing solutions for SDN networks and results of their application, method of path metric computation on the given topology by the amount of «hops» (transitions between network nodes), optimization of procedure for finding the path using SDN technology capabilities. These methods were united and integrated into the development of the overall routing algorithm, which is proposed in this article. The proposed multipath routing algorithm allows for the improvement of the process of traffic construction in the SDN network. This was achieved by decreasing the time complexity of the routing algorithm through the usage of previously known paths in the topology without the need to construct new ones. Involvement in the modification of the algorithm of forming distance vectors facilitated timely network reconfiguration in case its state changed. Using a centralized SDN controller made it possible to increase the stability of the network and save all configuration data in one place. The above factors make it possible to deploy an SDN network on an Edge architecture. Obtained results of the application of the multipath routing algorithm allow to consider it effective when compared with previously proposed algorithms, based on obtained results from a practical network model, where the proposed multipath routing algorithm is used. This is because the research task was formed correctly, and the solution for this task gave correct results. Results of using the described algorithm are demonstrated, and an analysis of the obtained results is conducted, which makes it possible to confirm the accuracy of scientific research.
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