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In some rare cases, the GIPS-based MdVNE algorithms can produce invalid embeddings of virtual networks onto substrate paths.
The edge case is:
one virtual link vl1 gets mapped to a substrate path sp1 that consists of one (or more) substrate link(s) sl1.
if another virtual link vl2 gets mapped to another substrate path sp2 that also (partly) consists of the substrate link sl1, its residual bandwidth value may be exceeded.
In some rare cases, the GIPS-based MdVNE algorithms can produce invalid embeddings of virtual networks onto substrate paths.
The edge case is:
vl1
gets mapped to a substrate pathsp1
that consists of one (or more) substrate link(s)sl1
.vl2
gets mapped to another substrate pathsp2
that also (partly) consists of the substrate linksl1
, its residual bandwidth value may be exceeded.A test that sometimes shows this behavior is this test of the GIPS-based migration MdVNE algorithm: https://github.com/Echtzeitsysteme/iflye/blob/main/test.suite/src/test/algorithms/pm/migration/VnePmMdvneAlgorithmMigrationPathBandwidthBugTest.java
The more virtual networks one embeds at a time, the higher the probability to see triggering this error.
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