A Framework for Risk-Energy Aware Service-Level Agreement Provisioning (RESP) for Computing the Quickest Path

Abstract

*is paper involved the computation of quickest paths with the help of service-level agreement (SLA) and energy constraints. *e consideration of these constraints helps to propose a novel system model which computes the path to strengthen the continuity and criticality of the data transmission. *e proposed risk-energy aware SLA provisioning (RESP) system model incorporates the research gaps of the existing risk assessment models in the literature without any increase in time complexity. *e formulation of RESP shows the usefulness in the critical applications. *e results show that the computation of risk-provisioned path gives the SLA satisfied paths and has a great impact of variations in the data traffic. *e performance of the proposed algorithm has been indicated in terms of different performance parameters such as mean s −t paths, average hop counts, and average energy efficiency. Simulation result implies that as data traffic increases, the number of the risk-provisioned s−t paths decreases whereas corresponding average hop counts and average energy efficiency increases.