Methods and systems for optimizing distributed computing network configuration
OwnerStanislav Miskovic, Kyle Scarmardo +1inventors
InventorsStanislav Miskovic, Kyle Scarmardo, Jeffrey T. Boone
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OwnerStanislav Miskovic, Kyle Scarmardo +1inventors
InventorsStanislav Miskovic, Kyle Scarmardo, Jeffrey T. Boone
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In one aspect, first data characterizing one or more constituent devices of a distributed computing network configured with a configuration structure comprising one or more configuration layers can be received. A subset of the one or more constituent devices can be determined based on the received first data. Second data characterizing at least one configuration discrepancy between each of the one or more constituent devices included in the determined subset can be determined by tokenizing one or more commands included in each of the one or more configuration layers used to configure each of the one or more constituent devices included in the determined subset and by identifying the at least one configuration discrepancy based on the tokenized one or more commands. Third data characterizing a predominant configuration profile across each of the one or more constituent devices included in the determined subset can be determined based on the tokenized commands. One or more modifications to at least one of the one or more configuration layers of the one or more constituent devices can be determined based on the second data and third data. Fourth data characterizing a revised configuration of the one or more constituent devices can be determined based on the determined one or more modifications. The fourth data can be provided to a network configuration device to cause the revised configuration to be applied to the one or more constituent devices. Related apparatus, systems, methods, techniques, and articles are also described.
A computer-implemented method for optimizing a distributed computing network, comprising:
A system comprising:
A computer program product comprising a non-transitory machine-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by at least one programmable processor, cause the at least one programmable processor to perform operations comprising:
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