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An Adaptive Data Center Manager for Data-Oriented Information Centric Networking

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In recent years, owing to the rapid development of network technology, traditional Client/Server network architecture has become less able to handle an increasing number of users. To solve this problem,… Click to show full abstract

In recent years, owing to the rapid development of network technology, traditional Client/Server network architecture has become less able to handle an increasing number of users. To solve this problem, Information-Centric Network (ICN) architecture was developed. The ICN is a new Client/Server network architecture that improves the efficiency of network transmission and increases the number of users through the use of multiple servers. The work develops a Data Center Manager (DCM) for an ICN with Job Allocation, Content Allocation and Loading Control modules, to optimize operating performance of the server and eliminate break traditional Client/Server network bottlenecks. In this work, the work distribution and load control module are analyzed. The results thus obtained demonstrate that Loading Control can effectively monitor the load on a server and Job Allocation can adjust the load, shifting the server from an overloaded to a non-overloaded state. This work results demonstrate that DCM planning increases a server overall transmission efficiency by approximately 17% and throughput by approximately 77 Mb.

Keywords: server; information centric; data center; network; center manager

Journal Title: Wireless Personal Communications
Year Published: 2019

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