AMPLE: An adaptive traffic engineering system based on virtual routing topologies
Manikanthreddy Charabuddi project report submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree in master of sciences
Fall 2013 under the guidance of Dr. Mais W Nijim
Texas A & M University- Kingsville EECSDept
MSC192, Kingsville, Texas 78363
Contemporary network management systems mainly deal with avoiding network congestion and frequent service disruptions by effectively handling the traffic dynamics. IP base environments still don’t have efficient system to utilize all the resources and efficient solution for dynamic traffic and network conditions. So in this article we introduce a efficient traffic engineering and managing mechanism called AMPLE. This system mainly consists of two components: Link Weight Optimization (OLWO) and Adaptive Traffic Control (ATC). Link Weight Optimization (OLWO) component generates maximum IGP path diversity using physical network topology as a input. OLWO setting of link weights are optimized for maximum path diversity. The next component ATC comes into the picture based on these diverse paths. ATC can efficiently manage the splitting ratios across individual routing topologies. ATC does this by monitoring the network dynamics in a short interval of time. We evaluated the proposed system using real network topologies and found that the system can effectively handle the unprepared traffic dynamics and it can be used to achieve better quality
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Traffic engineering is that phase of engineering that deals with the planning, geometric design and traffic operations of roads, streets and highways and their networks, terminals, abutting lands and relationships with other modes of transportation for the achievement of safe, efficient and convenient movement of people and goods.
As this demand for dynamic and unpredictable data grows, more and more devices have to be added to existing networks and configured accordingly. The need of the hour is to regulate networks centrally and as a whole rather than configure individual network devices and gain more control to achieve flexibility in existing networks.
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This article discusses the best in class in traffic engineering for SDN with attention to four cores including flow management, fault tolerance, topology update, and traffic analysis. The challenging issues for SDN traffic engineering solutions are talked about in detail. SDN is a developing networking administration that isolates the network control plane from the data sending plane with the guarantee to significantly enhance organize asset usage, streamline network management, reduce working expenses, and promote development and advancement. For network performance optimization by dynamically analyzing, predicting, and regulating the behavior of the transmitted data, traffic engineering is an important subject. Over the last two decades