Confirmation of service levels via distributed ledgers
AssigneeDeixis, PBC
InventorsAllen L. Brown, Jr., Patrick J. D. Santos
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AssigneeDeixis, PBC
InventorsAllen L. Brown, Jr., Patrick J. D. Santos
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Techniques to using distributed ledgers to confirm service levels in a network routing are disclosed. Communications networks are virtualized thereby enabling software-defined networking (SDN). An SDN scheduler or allocator makes use of routing techniques where the state of the network is persisted in a form of storage that all nodes are in consensus is accurate. In one example, the SDN scheduler may generate a temporal audit trail of service level agreements (SLAs) over a network path that includes different intermediate autonomous systems from a transmitting node to a destination node. The SDN scheduler may further perform temporal enhancements of the contract, and then combine the temporal enhancements with the temporal audit trail to confirm the actual service level against the service level as prescribed in the contract.
One or more non-transitory computer-readable storage media storing computer-executable instructions that upon execution cause one or more computers to collectively perform acts comprising:
A system, comprising:
A computer-implemented method, comprising:
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