Dynamic internet protocol registry for mobile internet protocol based communications

A server comprising:

• a memory to store instructions and an Internet protocol (IP) registry,
• the IP registry including data for a plurality of user devices,
• the data including particular data for a particular user device of the plurality of user devices,
• the particular data including particular identification information for the particular user device, an IP address for the particular user device, a time-to-release (TTR) corresponding to the IP address, a particular access point name (APN), and a port number associated with a gateway server, and
• the particular APN corresponding to a service, an application, a network, or data associated with the particular user device;
• and
• a processor to execute the instructions to:
• receive, from an application server, an IP address query that includes an identifier and APN information,
• determine that the identifier included in the IP address query matches the particular identification information included in the IP registry,
• determine that the APN information included in the IP address query matches the particular APN included in the IP registry,
• identify the particular data after determining that the identifier included in the IP address query matches the particular identification information included in the IP registry and after determining that the APN information included the IP address query matches the particular APN included in the IP registry,
• send, to the application server, the particular data,
• receive, from the application server, a request to extend the TTR,
• the request specifying a desired period of time by which the TTR is to be extended;
• and
• send, after the TTR is extended, a notification that indicates that a communication associated with the TTR is complete.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions, the instructions comprising:

• one or more instructions that, when executed by a first server device, cause the first server device to:
• store, in a memory associated with the first server device, an Internet protocol (IP) registry,
• the IP registry including a plurality of data items for a plurality of user devices,
• the plurality of data items including particular data items for a particular user device of the plurality of user devices,
• the particular data items including particular identification information for the particular user device, an IP address for the particular user device, time-to-release (TTR) corresponding to the IP address, a particular access point name (APN), and port information regarding a gateway server, and
• the particular APN corresponding to a service, an application, a network, or data associated with the particular user device;
• receive, from a second server device, an IP address query that includes an identifier and APN information;
• determine that the identifier included in the IP address query matches the particular identification information included in the IP registry;
• determine that the APN information included in the IP address query matches the particular APN included in the IP registry;
• identify, using the IP registry, the particular data items after determining that the identifier included in the IP address query matches the particular identification information included in the IP registry and after determining that the APN information included in the IP address query matches the particular APN included in the IP registry,
• send, to the second server device, the particular data items,
• the IP address and the port information being used by the second server device to communicate with the particular user device via the gateway server,
• receive, from the second server device, a request to extend the TTR corresponding to the IP address,
• the request to extend the TTR specifying a desired period of time by which the TTR is to be extended,
• obtain an extended TTR corresponding to the IP address based on the request to extend the TTR, and
• send, after obtaining the extended TTR, a notification that indicates that a communication associated with the TTR is complete.