20240054017. NEAR REAL TIME REQUEST HANDLING IN FLEXIBLE API ROUTER simplified abstract (Shabodi Corp.)
NEAR REAL TIME REQUEST HANDLING IN FLEXIBLE API ROUTER
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Mehdi Jafarizadeh of Hamilton (CA)
Nitin Sood of Mississauga (CA)
Harpreeet Geekee of Oakville (CA)
NEAR REAL TIME REQUEST HANDLING IN FLEXIBLE API ROUTER - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240054017 titled 'NEAR REAL TIME REQUEST HANDLING IN FLEXIBLE API ROUTER
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a method for processing inbound requests at a messaging router within a software defined network, including assigning requests to active threads, transmitting responses, generating outbound requests based on inbound requests, transmitting generated outbound requests to nodes in the network, and tracking connection state using a state machine.
- Method for processing inbound requests at a messaging router in a software defined network
- Assigning inbound requests to active threads for processing
- Transmitting responses to inbound requests
- Generating outbound requests based on inbound requests
- Transmitting generated outbound requests to nodes in the network
- Tracking connection state using a directed acyclic group state machine
Potential Applications
- Real-time or near real-time network environments
- Software defined networks
- Messaging routers
Problems Solved
- Efficient processing of inbound requests
- Effective transmission of responses and outbound requests
- Accurate tracking of connection state
Benefits
- Improved network performance
- Enhanced scalability
- Streamlined communication within software defined networks
Original Abstract Submitted
in an api router for use in a real-time or near real-time network environment a method of processing an inbound request at a messaging router within a software defined network, by receiving the inbound request at a defined interface, assigning the inbound request to an active thread, transmitting a response to the inbound request, generating an outbound request for transmission into a software defined network in accordance with the received inbound request using the active thread, transmitting a generated outbound request to a node within the software defined network determined in accordance with the inbound request and a priori knowledge of a topology of the software defined network, and tracking a state of the connection using a directed acyclic group state machine.
