System and method for dynamic task network routing based on task simulations on various software applications

A method comprising:

• accessing a first set of parameters associated with a first software application, wherein the first set of parameters comprises at least one of a first amount of available processing resources or a first network load associated with the first software application;
• accessing a second set of parameters associated with a second software application, wherein the second set of parameters comprises at least one of a second amount of available processing resources or a second network load associated with the second software application;
• determining that more than a threshold percentage of the first set of parameters are within a threshold range from counterpart parameters from among the second set of parameters;
• clustering the first software application and the second software application together in response to determining that more than the threshold percentage of the first set of parameters are within the threshold range from the counterpart parameters from among the second set of parameters;
• determining that task data is communicated to the first software application, that when executed by a first processor, is configured to cause the first processor to perform a first portion of the task, wherein the task data, wherein the task data is associated with the task;
• determining that the first portion of the task is not completed by the first processor;
• and
• in response to determining that the first portion of the task is not completed by the first processor and that the first software application and the second software application are clustered together:
• simulating an execution of the first portion of the task by a second processor associated with the second software application;
• determining that a simulation of the execution of the first portion of the task by the second processor indicates that the second software application, when executed by the second processor, causes the second processor to perform the first portion of the task;
• in response to determining that the simulation of the execution of the first portion of the task by the second software application indicates that the second software application, when executed by the second processor, causing the second processor to perform the first portion of the task, route the task data to the second processor;
• and
• determining that the task is executed.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that when executed by a processor, cause the processor to:

• access a first set of parameters associated with a first software application, wherein the first set of parameters comprises at least one of a first amount of available processing resources or a first network load associated with the first software application;
• access a second set of parameters associated with a second software application, wherein the second set of parameters comprises at least one of a second amount of available processing resources or a second network load associated with the second software application;
• determine that more than a threshold percentage of the first set of parameters are within a threshold range from counterpart parameters from among the second set of parameters;
• cluster the first software application and the second software application together in response to determining that more than the threshold percentage of the first set of parameters are within the threshold range from the counterpart parameters from among the second set of parameters;
• determine that task data is communicated to the first software application, that when executed by a first processor, is configured to cause the first processor to perform a first portion of the task, wherein the task data, wherein the task data is associated with the task;
• determine that the first portion of the task is not completed by the first processor;
• and
• in response to determining that the first portion of the task is not completed by the first processor and that the first software application and the second software application are clustered together:
• simulate an execution of the first portion of the task by a second processor associated with the second software application;
• determine that a simulation of the execution of the first portion of the task by the second processor indicates that the second software application, when executed by the second processor, causes the second processor to perform the first portion of the task;
• in response to determining that the simulation of the execution of the first portion of the task by the second software application indicates that the second software application, when executed by the second processor, causes the second processor to perform the first portion of the task, route the task data to the second processor;
• and
• determine that the task is executed.