System and method for network latency determination based on edge computing nodes

A method comprising:

• electronically receiving, from a user device, a wireless interaction request initiated at the user device, wherein the wireless interaction request includes an interaction identifier;
• accessing, from a memory, one or more request servicing stages used to complete the wireless interaction request initiated at the user device, wherein the one or more request servicing stages comprises a first request servicing stage and a second request servicing stage, and wherein the first request servicing stage includes a first application server to service the wireless interaction request and the second request servicing stage includes a second application server to service the wireless interaction request;
• electronically transmitting the wireless interaction request to the first request servicing stage to initiate servicing the wireless interaction request by the first application server and store a copy of the wireless interaction request in a request tracking database;
• in conjunction with electronically transmitting the wireless interaction request to the first request servicing stage, synchronizing the request tracking database to reflect a current status of the one or more request servicing stages by including a first service initiated status corresponding with a first status indicator of the first request servicing stage;
• electronically receiving a synchronization request, from the first application server, to synchronize the current status of the one or more request servicing stages of the request tracking database by updating the first service initiated status of the first status indicator to a first service completed status indicating servicing of the wireless interaction request is completed at the first request servicing stage by the first application server, and by including a second service initiated status corresponding with a second status indicator of the second request servicing stage, wherein the wireless interaction request is transmitted to the second request servicing stage in response to completing the servicing of the wireless interaction request at the first request servicing stage by the first application server;
• determining if the wireless interaction request was transmitted successfully to the second application server associated with the second request servicing stage;
• in response to determining that the wireless interaction request was not transmitted successfully to the second application server, extracting the interaction identifier from the copy of the wireless interaction request stored in the request tracking database;
• determining if the wireless interaction request is a critical request based on the extracted interaction identifier;
• in response to determining that the wireless interaction request is the critical request based on the extracted interaction identifier, identifying a request servicing stage that includes a most recent service initiated status from the one or more request servicing stages, wherein the second status indicator associated with the second request servicing stage includes the most recent service initiated status;
• in response to identifying the second request servicing stage to include the most recent service initiated status, identifying an edge application server that performs one or more functions associated with the second application server associated with the second request servicing stage;
• modifying the copy of the wireless interaction request to include a destination address corresponding with the edge application server to generate a transformed interaction request;
• electronically transmitting the transformed interaction request to the edge application server;
• and
• in response to electronically transmitting the transformed interaction request to the edge application server, receiving an interaction completed notification from the edge application server, wherein the interaction completed notification indicates that the wireless interaction request initiated at the user device is completed.

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

• electronically receive, from a user device, a wireless interaction request initiated at the user device, wherein the wireless interaction request includes an interaction identifier;
• access, from a memory, one or more request servicing stages used to complete the wireless interaction request initiated at the user device, wherein the one or more request servicing stages comprises a first request servicing stage and a second request servicing stage, and wherein the first request servicing stage includes a first application server to service the wireless interaction request and the second request servicing stage includes a second application server to service the wireless interaction request;
• electronically transmit the wireless interaction request to the first request servicing stage to initiate servicing the wireless interaction request by the first application server and store a copy of the wireless interaction request in a request tracking database;
• in conjunction with electronically transmitting the wireless interaction request to the first request servicing stage, synchronize the request tracking database to reflect a current status of the one or more request servicing stages by including a first service initiated status corresponding with a first status indicator of the first request servicing stage;
• electronically receive a synchronization request, from the first application server, to synchronize the current status of the one or more request servicing stages of the request tracking database by updating the first service initiated status of the first status indicator to a first service completed status indicating servicing of the wireless interaction request is completed at the first request servicing stage by the first application server, and by including a second service initiated status corresponding with a second status indicator of the second request servicing stage, wherein the wireless interaction request is transmitted to the second request servicing stage in response to completing the servicing of the wireless interaction request at the first request servicing stage by the first application server;
• determine if the wireless interaction request was transmitted successfully to the second application server associated with the second request servicing stage;
• in response to determining that the wireless interaction request was not transmitted successfully to the second application server, extract the interaction identifier from the copy of the wireless interaction request stored in the request tracking database;
• determine if the wireless interaction request is a critical request based on the extracted interaction identifier;
• in response to determining that the wireless interaction request is the critical request based on the extracted interaction identifier, identify a request servicing stage that includes a most recent service initiated status from the one or more request servicing stages, wherein the second status indicator associated with the second request servicing stage includes the most recent service initiated status;
• in response to identifying the second request servicing stage to include the most recent service initiated status, identify an edge application server that performs one or more functions associated with the second application server associated with the second request servicing stage;
• modify the copy of the wireless interaction request to include a destination address corresponding with the edge application server to generate a transformed interaction request;
• electronically transmit the transformed interaction request to the edge application server;
• and
• in response to electronically transmitting the transformed interaction request to the edge application server, receive an interaction completed notification from the edge application server, wherein the interaction completed notification indicates that the wireless interaction request initiated at the user device is completed.