Juniper Networks, Inc.

Sunil Vallamkonda

Sai Sundar Ramamurthy

A node may be an active node associated with a high-availability service and may route session traffic communicated via a first route path between a first endpoint and a second endpoint. The node may determine a first measurement of a traffic metric of the first route path and may receive, from another node associated with the high-availability service, a second measurement of the traffic metric of a second route path. The node may compare the first measurement and the second measurement and determine that the traffic metric is enhanced on the second route path relative to the first route path. The node may cause, via a high-availability link between the node and the other node, the other node to become the active node for routing the session traffic between the first endpoint and the second endpoint.

High-availability switchover based on traffic metrics

A network device may receive configuration data identifying resource subscription thresholds associated with a plurality of respective endpoint devices and may receive traffic from the plurality of endpoint devices. The network device may process the traffic and the configuration data, with a resource allocation model, to determine that processing traffic associated with a first endpoint device requires allocating a resource of the network device, and may process the configuration data, with the resource allocation model, to identify the resource of the network device from a particular resource of the network device that is currently allocated to traffic associated with a second endpoint device. The network device may allocate the particular resource of the network device to the traffic associated with the first endpoint device, and may process the traffic associated with the first endpoint device with the particular resource to generate processed traffic.

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Sunil Vallamkonda