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Performance Evaluation of Routing Strategies over Multimedia-based SDNs under Realistic Environments

Most of the existing performance evaluation studies of various routing algorithms are done under limited experimental setups leading to an incomplete picture of the routing algorithm performance under dynamic network conditions. This paper presents a study that compares state-of-the-art routing algorithms over realistic multimedia-based Software Defined Networks (SDNs) with dynamic network conditions and various topology. Routing algorithms remain a key element of the networking landscape as they determine the path the data packets follow. The next-generation networking paradigm offers wide advantages over traditional networks through simplifying the management layer, especially with the adoption of SDN. However, Quality of Service (QoS) provisioning still remains a challenge that needs to be investigated especially for multimedia-based SDNs. This study investigates the impact of state-of-the-art centralized routing algorithms (e.g. MHA, WSP, SWP, MIRA) on multimedia QoS traffic under a realistic environment in terms of PSNR, Throughput, Packet Loss, Delay and QoS rejection.