Service Overlay Network Capacity Adaptation For Profit Maximization

Prasana sri. S

Abstract


The Aim of the project is to achieve, Network Profit i.e., high resource utilization with low cost by providing dynamic change in tariff by using Service Overlay Network (SON). It concentrates on pricing network service dynamically based on the level of service, usage and congestion allows the network resources to be used more effectively. We integrate the proposed Service dependent pricing scheme with dynamic pricing and service negotiation environment. This increases network resource utilization and avoid high call blocking rate. Users are able to maintain stable expenditure, and allowing user to migrate between SLAs.

Existing System
The existing Profit Optimization objective has been used in several works such as addressing the bandwidth capacity allocation problems. The algorithm is mainly used for adaptive resource allocation. To satisfy the user high tariff can be proposed but it consists of Complex procedure to convert the tariff. In low tariff the user may have to wait for 1 month or 2weeks. By following low tariff procedure will take more time will lose their motivation. This process takes huge time difference to download in same low tariff and Time Consumption is wasted for downloading huge datas from Internet, which generates lengthy traffic which slows System performance and will also effect power consumption. Human resource utilization is wasted in a vast manner.

Disadvantages
The disadvantages of the Existing System are: There is need of Complex procedures to convert the tariff. Time Consuming for downloading huge datas from Internet The Existing system which generates lengthy traffic which slows System performance and will also effect power consumption.

System Specification
Hardware Requirement: Processor Speed Ram Hard Disk General Pentium - IV 1.8 GHz 512 MB 80 GB Keyboard, Monitor, Mouse.

Software Requirement: Language : C#(visual studio net2005) Operating System : Windows xp/sp2 Back End : sqlserver2000

Proposed System
In our proposed system any Client who can be in any plan or downloading speed provided by ISP providers. All Clients can use this system in request to download huge files at that time service provider will popup message to Client has to select the pop up Stating that is requesting for change of tariff to download huge file, Click ok in pop up menu, and then tariff will be changed to Clients selection or by Clicking cancel Existing tariff limit provided by ISP provider will be continued to download any huge files. E.g. 256 kbps plan given by ISP provider can be changed to higher downloading speed and client can pay for that downloading speed for the particular file download duration only.

Proposed System(cont,)
The change of tariff is achieved in SON by, The SON lease bandwidth, which is used to establish a SON link and Quality of Service (QOS) for end to end service delivery. The QOS is guaranteed by the SLA from ISP using MPLS-TE Technique For achieving the network profit the proposed system uses a Economic approach which is based on Reward Maximizing Routing, derived from Markov Decision Process Theory. The network operator can easily adapt the Overlay Link bandwidth by modifying existing SLA and adding SLAs covering new autonomous system. Due to which we can able to achieve the change in tariff easily.

Advantages
In the Proposed System: SON can provide improved QOS SON is built on top of another network and the nodes are connected by virtual or logical links There is no need of Complex procedures to convert the tariff As a result we can avoid occurrence of lengthy traffic generation so that server provide a proper service to the client (user)

Advantages(cont.,)
The change of SLAs in Traffic Distribution and SLA Pricing, by which we can maximize SON operator Profit and also able to maintain the Grade of Service (GOS). It reduces the usage of network resource and also cost We can also able to maintain the Blocking Constraints. It uses the link shadow price concept that provides consistent economic basis for all elements of the approach.

MODULES
CLIENT CONGESTION MANAGEMENT DYNAMIC SPEED ALLOCATION DOMAIN SERVICE OR SERVER

MODULE DESCRIPTION
CLIENT: Client is referred to as the basic user whos in need of any information from Internet. As if like normal login procedures a user is provided with user login and password to connect with local LAN like Dial up connection. There some steps to be followed in client side are, 1.Authentication 2. File request 3. Received Response

AUTHENTICATION: During the login procedures, the DB component verifies for the user login and password is legal from the database maintained by the server. Client is allowed to login. FILE REQUEST: Client Enters any website in search of any information, will be verified by the local Domain service (Host) to check whether particular information is available or not and sends response to Client requested information has availability or not in Local Domain service. RECEIVED RESPONSE: The Client gets the respective result from Domain Service and allowed to perform further actions like downloading of files and options to proceed other operation.

REGISTRATION FORM

CONFIRMATION FORM

LOGIN FORM

SEARCH FORM

PACKETS RECEIVING FORM

RECEIPT FORM

BILL DETAILS FORM

CONGESTION MANAGEMENT: In this management system we maintain certain steps to control modules in the DYNAMIC SPEED ALLOCATION process and for utilities of the Local Server action to be performed as per normal way connection of LANs DYNAMIC SPEED ALLOCATION: This is the process where are our tariff change takes place and other processes which are required for splitting of files into containers and other operations are being performed here. Scheme change and Allocation of splitted files in containers are being used for future verification and development process. DOMAIN SERVICE OR SERVER: Domain service refers to the Local server which helps in connection of LAN (Internet) and performance of other process of providing the requested web site results to the Client to perform downloading options if needed in future.

Conclusion
We proposed a capacity adaptation approach for SON that are established by leasing bandwidth from ISP. The objective is to adapt leased bandwidth and connection rewards in order to maintain network profit maximization. The profit maximization is based on an economic model that allows integration of the capacity and connection reward adaptation with CAC and routing algorithm. The key element of this integration is decomposition of the network problem into a set of link problems resulting in the concept of link shadow price that provides consistent economical basis for all elements of the approach.

Conclusion(cont.,)
The validity of the approach was confirmed by analytical comparison with an exact solution for small network examples. The results also confirmed that the blocking constraint can be fulfilled by the proposed reward parameters adaptation. While the proposed framework was illustrated using homogeneous connections, it covers also the multi-rate connections.

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