Infinera Corporation

Nikhil Satyarthi

Ashok Kunjidhapatham

Sanjeev Ramachandran

Baranidhar Ramanathan

Ashwini Kumar Bhat

Dinesh Kumar Prakasam

Aryabhata Deshpande

Badareenath Alur Sreenivasacharya

Anoop Rajan

Rajakumar Hegde

G J Raghavendra

An orchestration adapter of an optical network is herein described. The orchestration adapter comprises a processor and a non-transitory computer-readable medium storing processor-executable instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to: store a mapping of a correspondence between logical-view passbands and physical-view passbands, each of the physical-view passbands comprising one or more partition(s), each corresponding to a particular logical-view passband; receive a logical-view operation request from an orchestrator of a network element, the logical-view operation request identifying an operation and a first logical-view passband, the operation being executable by a control block of the network element; and send a physical-view operation request to the control block, the physical-view operation request comprising instructions to cause the control block to execute the operation, the instructions identifying the operation and a first physical-view passband, a first partition of the first physical-view passband corresponding to the first logical-view passband.

Orchestration adapter for optical power controls in C+L band network

Disclosed herein are methods and systems involving an event scheduler sub-system configured for aggregation, prioritization, and serialization of software application events, including a method comprising receiving event and associated event data; determining event type and event object key; storing the event data in an event handler data table; generating a priority group number and an insertion order number associated with the event; generating a new queue element comprising the priority group number, the insertion order number, a reference to the event handler, the object key, and the event type; inserting the new queue element to an event scheduler priority queue; sending a signal from the event handler to the event scheduler indicating availability of the new queue element to process; retrieving the event data associated with a queue element with a highest priority in the priority queue; and passing the event data to an admin application for processing.

Event scheduler sub-system for aggregation, prioritization, and serialization of software application events

An optical network is herein described. The optical network comprises a fiber optic line, a first network element, and a second network element. The first network element comprises a first optical interface, a first processor, and a first memory storing first processor-executable instructions that cause the first processor to: activate one or more passband on the first optical interface, thereby enabling the first optical interface to transport one or more optical carrier on the one or more passband; and transmit an activation request indicative of a request to activate the one or more passband on a plurality of optical interfaces of a plurality of network elements. The second network element comprises a second optical interface, a second processor, and a second memory storing second processor-executable instructions that cause the second processor to: receive the activation request; and activate the one or more passband on the second optical interface.

Orchestration control protocol

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