Intent Negotiation Framework for Intent-Driven Service Management

To automate network operations and deployment of compute services, intent-driven service management (IDSM) is essential. It enables users to express their requirements in a declarative manner as intents. fulfill the intents, closed control-loop carry out required configurations deployments without human intervention. Despite fact that intents are fulfilled automatically, conflicts may arise between user's provider's due limited resources availability. This triggers IDSM system initialize an intent negotiation process among conflicting actors. Intent involves generating one or more alternate based on current state underlying physical/virtual resources, which then presented creator for acceptance rejection. In this way, quality services (QoS) can be improved significantly by maximizing rate requests scenario resources. However, systems still infancy. The available solutions platform dependent poses various challenges adoption diverse platforms. main focus work draft evaluate comprehensive generic framework used develop work, we have identified defined processes necessary negotiation. Furthermore, representing interactions processes, while actors engage results demonstrated proposed increases up 38 percent with processing overheads less than 10 percent.