A Routing Algorithm for Proposed Concentric Rings Topological Networks

Interconnection Network Topology plays a very important role in style of distributed systems. As a result of performance of load balancing/task allocations techniques is depends on performance of network. Therefore before discussing optimized task allocation/load equalization theme there’s a requirement of investigate the interconnection topology. Range of interconnection networks is offered in literature like hypercube, mesh, star, tree, de Bruijn and etc. networks. therefore we’ve got planned another constant degree, scalable straightforward routing networks named as concentric rings (m) in this paper, during which rings can be increased as per demand and our results shows that the overheads at significant load will to decreases conjointly.

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