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1 Tunable QoS-Aware Network Survivability Jose Yallouz Joint work with Ariel Orda Department of Electrical Engineering, Technion

2 INFOCOM 2013 Introduction Survivability – the capability of the network to maintain service continuity in the presence of failures. Single Link Failure Model assumes that at most one link failure should be handled in the network. Protection is a type of pre-planning process established before a failure occurs. Introduction 2

3 INFOCOM 2013 Tunable survivability Full survivability - (100%) protection against network single failures. Establishment of pairs of disjoint paths. This scheme is often too restrictive. Tunable survivability allows any desired degree of survivability in the range 0% to 100%. Increase the space of feasible solutions. In our work, we focus on the combination of survivability and other QoS additive criteria. delay, jitter, cost. common link Introduction 3

4 INFOCOM 2013 Model Formulation Problem formulation 4 1-0.01=(0.99)-survivability level

5 INFOCOM 2013 Model Formulation Problem formulation 5 CO-Weight: 1+10+100+1+1=113 CT-Weight: 100+10+1+1+2=114

6 INFOCOM 2013 Problem Illustration Transmission delay can be reduced drastically by slightly alleviating the survivability requirement of the connection. (1-0.01) 2 =(0.99) 2 -survivability level CT-Weight: 10+10+1+1+1=24 1-0.01=(0.99)-survivability level CT-Weight: 100+10+1+1+1=114 Problem formulation 6

7 INFOCOM 2013 Optimization Problems Problem formulation 7

8 INFOCOM 2013 The Structure of CT Solutions St critical link vivi vjvj The Structure of CT Solutions 8

9 INFOCOM 2013 The Structure of CT Solutions 9 St In-all-weight-shortest path links

10 INFOCOM 2013 The Structure of CT Solutions 10 St critical link vivi vjvj St vivi vjvj In-all-weight-shortest path links

11 INFOCOM 2013 Algorithmic Scheme Problem CT-CQMS is NP-Hard. A reduction from the Partition Problem (PP) Pseudo polynomial and Fully Polynomial Time Approximation Scheme (FPTAS) solutions are proposed Algorithm 11

12 INFOCOM 2013 Algorithm for the CT Problem– Establishing QoS Aware p-survivable connection Algorithm 12 s t survivable connection

13 INFOCOM 2013 Algorithm for the CT Problem– Establishing QoS Aware p-survivable connection Algorithm 13

14 INFOCOM 2013 Algorithm for the CT Problem S T P=0.01 W=4 P=0.03 W=1 P=0.02 W=1 P=0.01 W=1 P=0.01 W=3 Algorithm 14

15 INFOCOM 2013 Algorithm for the CT Problem ST P=0.01 W=4 P=0.03 W=1 P=0.02 W=1 P=0.01 W=1 P=0.01 W=3 Algorithm 15

16 INFOCOM 2013 Algorithm for the CT Problem ST P=0.01 W=4 P=0.03 W=1 P=0.02 W=1 P=0.01 W=1 P=0.01 W=3 S=-ln0.97 W=2 S=-ln0.98 W=2 S=-ln0.99 W=2 Algorithm 16

17 Algorithm for the CT Problem Algorithm 17 ST P=0.01 W=4 P=0.03 W=1 P=0.02 W=1 P=0.01 W=1 P=0.01 W=3 P=0 W=6 P=0 W=5 P=0 W=9

18 Algorithm for the CT Problem Algorithm 18 ST Find the most survivable connection where its weight is restricted to 8 P=0 W=6 P=0 W=5 P=0 W=9 S=-ln0.97 W=2 S=-ln0.98 W=2 S=-ln0.99 W=2

19 INFOCOM 2013 Algorithm for the CT Problem S T P=0.01 W=4 P=0.03 W=1 P=0.02 W=1 P=0.01 W=1 P=0.01 W=3 Algorithm 19

20 INFOCOM 2013 Simulation Assuming different ratios of “slow” and “fast” delay links. Simulation 20 Delay improved by 50%

21 INFOCOM 2013 Conclusion Optimization problems combining the survivability level and an additive QoS criteria. Characterized fundamental properties of CT-problems. Established algorithmic schemes. Comprehensive simulations show the advantage of tunable survivability. Our scheme can be implemented in state of the art architectures such as MPLS. Conclusion 21

22 INFOCOM 2013 22


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