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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 10, 2021
Filed:
Jun. 19, 2020
Robert C. Bruckart, Melbourne, FL (US);
Timothy J. Atkinson, Melbourne, FL (US);
Don W. Bebout, Melbourne, FL (US);
Robert C. Bruckart, Melbourne, FL (US);
Timothy J. Atkinson, Melbourne, FL (US);
Don W. Bebout, Melbourne, FL (US);
NORTHROP GRUMMAN SYSTEMS CORPORATION, Falls Church, VA (US);
Abstract
A system for establishing a mesh network that includes a plurality of nodes of the mesh network, wherein each of the plurality of nodes executes on one or more computing platforms. In response to coming online, each of the plurality of nodes executes an interlock that calculates a grace period for a service executed by a respective software application executing on a respective node of the plurality of nodes. The calculation is based on a previous number of services and topics communicated on the mesh network. The interlock can also reset the grace period in response to detecting a particular network event wherein the interlock prevents the service of the respective software application from communicating messages on the mesh network during a running of the grace period. The interlock can permit, in response to expiration of the grace period, the service of the respective software application to communicate messages.
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