Container Cluster Service Verification in Federated Computation
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Solution Overview
Problem
In federated computation, verifying the correctness of target services across multiple participants is challenging due to the need for direct construction and real-time maintenance of service verification tasks, which increases maintenance costs and compromises data security.
Innovation Solution
A method and system utilizing a container cluster's task management capability to perform service verification, where a verification management center sends task establishment requests to a master node, which creates verification tasks for slave nodes to verify target services, ensuring local verification and secure data handling.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If service verification tasks are directly constructed and maintained in real time, then verification correctness can be ensured, but maintenance costs increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a container cluster as an intermediary layer between the verification management center and participant services. The cluster manages verification tasks through standardized container orchestration, avoiding direct complex task construction and maintenance. This mediator handles task scheduling, resource allocation, and lifecycle management, thereby ensuring verification correctness while reducing operational complexity and maintenance costs.
2Ease of operation
If centralized service verification is implemented, then verification management is simplified, but data security of participants may be compromised
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the verification process into distributed tasks executed within participant environments. Instead of centralized data collection, verification tasks are divided and executed locally at each participant node through containers. This segmentation allows simplified management through the container cluster while ensuring data security by keeping verification operations within participant boundaries and preventing data exposure.
3Object-affected harmful factors
If verification tasks are executed locally at each party, then data security is ensured, but task management complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a universal container cluster platform that provides multi-functional task management capabilities across all participant nodes. The container cluster offers standardized interfaces for task submission, scheduling, execution, and monitoring that work uniformly across different participants. This universal platform handles the complexity of distributed task management while ensuring data security through local execution, making the system both secure and manageable.
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AI summary
Embodiments of this specification provide a method and a system for performing service verification on a plurality of parties in federated computation based on a container cluster. In the verification method, a verification management center sends a task establishment request to a master node in response to a service verification request of a user, where the task establishment request indicates at least a target service that is to be verified and that is used by a target participant. The master node creates a verification task of the target service for a target slave node in the target participant based on the task establishment request. The target slave node verifies a target service of the target participant in response to the verification task, to obtain a service verification result. The target slave node provides the service verification result for the verification management center.