Method for managing updates to a distributed network independent of hardware
AssigneeEdge Networking Systems, LLC
InventorsPouya Taaghol, Vivek Ramanna
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AssigneeEdge Networking Systems, LLC
InventorsPouya Taaghol, Vivek Ramanna
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Techniques are disclosed for automatically adjusting the number of application instances in a distributed software-defined network based on dynamic resource usage. A distributed resource service (dRS) monitors usage metrics such as CPU utilization, memory usage, or request rate associated with fxDeviceApp and fxCloudApp components of a distributed application. When usage exceeds or falls below defined thresholds, the dRS initiates deployment or removal of execution environments—such as containers or virtual machines—hosting the respective application components. Secure communication tunnels are established between the newly deployed instances and other components using a virtual messaging fabric, and routing data in a flow information base is updated accordingly. The system supports zone-based and component-specific scaling, policy-governed traffic assignment through switch controllers, and enforcement of security and access control through cryptographically signed identities and validated certificates. These capabilities enable adaptive, policy-driven autoscaling of applications across distributed network and cloud infrastructure.
A computer-implemented method for automatically adjusting a number of application instances in a distributed software-defined network, comprising:
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A system for automatically adjusting a number of application instances in a distributed software-defined network, comprising:
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A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by one or more processors of a system for automatically adjusting the number of application instances in a distributed software-defined network, cause the system to perform operations including:
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