Patent classifications
H04L67/51
METHOD FOR RESPONDING TO RESOURCE REQUEST, REDIRECT SERVER, AND DECISION DELIVERY SERVER
Embodiments of the present disclosure disclose a method for responding to a resource request, a redirect server, and a decision delivery server. The redirect server classifies a first resource request from a client based on a first screening rule (201), and responds to the first resource request determined to be of an unprocessable type, to enable the client to send a second resource request to the decision delivery server (202). The decision delivery server determines, based on a second screening rule, whether the second resource request from the client is of a serviceable type (203), and performs proxy acceleration for the second resource request if it is determined the second resource request is of the serviceable type (204).
COMPUTER SYSTEM AND NETWORK SLICE MANAGEMENT METHOD
A network operating system (NOS) acquires, for a plurality of network functions that achieve a network slice constructed on a mobile wireless communication network, information on an operation of each network function which is measured by one or more apparatus configured to provide at least a part of the plurality of network functions. The NOS derives an evaluation index value of each of the plurality of network functions based on the information on the operation of each of the plurality of network functions, and derives an evaluation index value of the network slice based on the evaluation index values of the plurality of network functions.
COMPUTER SYSTEM AND NETWORK SLICE MANAGEMENT METHOD
A network operating system (NOS) acquires, for a plurality of network functions that achieve a network slice constructed on a mobile wireless communication network, information on an operation of each network function which is measured by one or more apparatus configured to provide at least a part of the plurality of network functions. The NOS derives an evaluation index value of each of the plurality of network functions based on the information on the operation of each of the plurality of network functions, and derives an evaluation index value of the network slice based on the evaluation index values of the plurality of network functions.
COMMUNICATION METHOD, APPARATUS, AND SYSTEM
A communication method, apparatus, and system for improving service experience when a terminal accesses an application. A network management network element receives, from a data analytics network element, first information of an application accessed by a terminal within a first area. The first information includes a quantity of access times and/or service experience for the application. The network management network element determines, based on the first information, to create, within the first area, a first user plane function network element serving the application. The network management network element sends a first message to an application function network element. The first message indicates that the network management network element triggers creation, within the first area, of the first user plane function network element serving the application.
MANAGEMENT AND ORCHESTRATION OF HETEROGENEOUS NETWORK ENVIRONMENT USING DYNAMIC, ROBUST AND NETWORK AWARE MICROSERVICES
State of the art networking solutions are tightly coupled and proprietary in nature due to multiple vendors in the networking domain. Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method and system for management and orchestration of heterogeneous network environment using dynamic, robust and network aware microservices. The method enables a platform for automatically and dynamically identifying appropriate group of microservices in accordance with network type and service type specified by the user, thus providing a solution that generates network aware microservices for each network in the heterogeneous network landscape. Furthermore, the system manages the identified microservices for each of the network by managing the life cycle of these microservices. The right life cycle management and coordination of the microservices for the network is in-line with desired goals/business logic, in a reliable and scalable manner, in heterogeneous network environments.
MANAGEMENT AND ORCHESTRATION OF HETEROGENEOUS NETWORK ENVIRONMENT USING DYNAMIC, ROBUST AND NETWORK AWARE MICROSERVICES
State of the art networking solutions are tightly coupled and proprietary in nature due to multiple vendors in the networking domain. Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method and system for management and orchestration of heterogeneous network environment using dynamic, robust and network aware microservices. The method enables a platform for automatically and dynamically identifying appropriate group of microservices in accordance with network type and service type specified by the user, thus providing a solution that generates network aware microservices for each network in the heterogeneous network landscape. Furthermore, the system manages the identified microservices for each of the network by managing the life cycle of these microservices. The right life cycle management and coordination of the microservices for the network is in-line with desired goals/business logic, in a reliable and scalable manner, in heterogeneous network environments.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CREATING A VIRTUAL KVM SESSION BETWEEN A CLIENT DEVICE AND A TARGET DEVICE
Systems and methods for establishing a KVM session are disclosed. The KVM session is designed to provide a communication channel between a client device and a target device without the use of an appliance. For example, the KVM session includes a virtualized KVM session in which the hardware and software used to create the communication channel are stored on a network-based device, as opposed to a multi-port appliance physically connected to the target device. A virtual KVM session eliminates the need for the target device to have a-priori knowledge related to the client device. The virtual KVM session can individually communicate with the client device and the target device, and negotiate a session between the client device and the target device prior to any communication between the target device and the client device. In some embodiments, the virtual KVM session uses out-of-band signaling and SIP to negotiate a session.
Dynamic throughput ingestion of backup sources
A method and apparatus for dynamically adjusting an ingestion rate for backup operations on a source system. The method generally includes monitoring a resource utilization related to one or more performance metrics of the source system in performing at least a primary workload. Based on the monitored resource utilization, the backup system determines a data ingestion rate for backup operations on the source system. The backup system ingests data from the source system to a backup repository at the determined data ingestion rate.
Dynamic throughput ingestion of backup sources
A method and apparatus for dynamically adjusting an ingestion rate for backup operations on a source system. The method generally includes monitoring a resource utilization related to one or more performance metrics of the source system in performing at least a primary workload. Based on the monitored resource utilization, the backup system determines a data ingestion rate for backup operations on the source system. The backup system ingests data from the source system to a backup repository at the determined data ingestion rate.
System and method of using a global discovery service to enable routing of packets from a source container to a destination container
Systems, methods, and computer-readable storage media are provided to populate databases with routing data for containers to eliminate the need for continuously accessing a global discovery service. An example method includes initiating, from a source container operating on a first machine in a first rack, a communication with a destination container operating on a second machine on a second rack, wherein a local database on the first machine does not know an address of the destination container. The method includes accessing a global discovery service to provide the address of the destination container, populating the local database on the first machine with the address of the destination container and routing a packet from the source container to the destination container according to the address of the destination container.