Service orchestration method for industry dedicated communication network
The industrial bearer network is modeled and orchestrated by using Delay PetriNet and deterministic network calculus parameterized Delay PetriNet Token. Combined with genetic algorithm path optimization, it solves the business scenario problem of deterministic requirements in the Industrial Internet, achieves the unification of functional layer time and space accessibility, and enhances adaptability to dynamic network environments.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202510829938.2
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-06-20
- Publication Date
- 2025-09-23
AI Technical Summary
The existing industrial bearer network cannot meet the business scenarios with deterministic requirements in the Industrial Internet. It lacks unified modeling of network resources and business flows, cannot formally describe the behavior between business flow layers, and policy orchestration is based on static resource orchestration, lacking adaptability to dynamic network environments.
Delay PetriNet is used to model network service processes, achieving a unified description of industrial services and telecom cloud networks, and performing deadlock avoidance and reachability analysis. Delay PetriNet tokens and arcs are parameterized using deterministic network calculus to provide node service capabilities and delay bounds for the delay PetriNet service orchestration model. A deterministic service orchestration solution based on reachability graphs and heuristic optimization algorithms is combined with genetic algorithms to dynamically optimize the end-to-end reachable paths and execution times of different services.
It realizes the deterministic requirements of business scenarios in the Industrial Internet, provides unified guarantees of time determinism and spatial accessibility at the functional layer, enhances adaptability to dynamic network environments, and ensures the determinism and efficiency of service orchestration.