Information-Centric Networking Cache Robustness Strategy for System Wide Information Management

Abstract

This study focused on the data center overload and resource allocation imbalance problem during the task processing of System Wide Information Management (SWIM). The Information-Centric Networking (ICN) technology was adopted in the infrastructure level of SWIM. In order to guarantee the cache performance of ICN in SWIM, and reduce the impact of cache node failure on the network cache performance, a double-layer network structure cache robustness strategy (CRS) based on content popularity and node importance was proposed. Some of the most popular content on the selected special backup node and general node was cached to ensure that a cache node failure would not significantly affect network cache performance. The results of the experimental simulation performed on the ndnSIM platform showed that this strategy is more robustness and has a better cache-hit ratio than other cache methods, which can ensure the network cache performance of the SWIM. INDEX TERMSSystem wide information management, information-centric networking, cache, robustness.

Structural Decomposition Model for the Evolution of AS-Level Internet Topologies

“…THE autonomous-system (AS)-level Internet topology has evolved over time, and its size (i.e., the number of AS nodes) has rapidly grown from 10,000 in 2001 to approximately 50,000 in 2015 [1]. In addition, many potential Internet structures, e.g., named data networking [2,3], information centric networking [4], and location-based networking [5], may make the Internet evolve to a new era. Thus, predicting the evolution trend of the topology is critical.…”