| Summary: | To design a disaster-resilient optical data center network, the concept of k-node (edge) content connectivity has been proposed and researched. Based on this concept, the k-node (edge) content connected elastic optical data center network (KC-EODCN) has been defined. To realize the KC-EODCN, individually establishing k independent end-to-content paths for each user is a direct method with lower complexity. However, this method ignores the relevance among the users who request the same level of k-node (edge) content connectivity and causes more spectrum consumption. In this paper, a survivable k-node (edge) content connected virtual optical network (KC-VON) is defined. The users who require the same level of k-node (edge) content connectivity are organized into one KC-VON. The KC-VON satisfies the k-node (edge) content connectivity requirement that each user has at least k virtual independent end-to-content paths. The KC-VON embedding scheme is proposed instead of individually establishing k independent end-to-content paths for each user. Moreover, the KC-VON construction algorithm is developed to realize the KC-VON's construction. An integer linear program model and heuristic KC-VON embedding algorithms are developed to realize the virtual link mapping. Numerical results show that the KC-VON embedding scheme can greatly reduce the spectrum consumption more than the method of individually establishing k independent end-to-content paths for each user while realizing the KC-EODCN.
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