- Germany,
- UK
Quality-On-Demand
1.0.0
- Boost your application connectivity with a prioritised network session
- Reduce jitter by stabilising latency
- Choose a predefined profile for optimal network performance
API Information
How it works
The usage of the QoD API is based on QoS profile classes and parameters which define App-Flows. Based on the API, QoS session resources can be created, queried, and deleted. Once an offered QoS profile class is requested, application users get a prioritized service with stable latency or throughput even in the case of congestion. The QoD API has the following characteristics:
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A specified App-Flow is prioritized to ensure stable latency or throughput for that flow.
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The prioritized App-Flow is described by providing information such as device IP address (or other device identifier) & application server IP addresses and port/port-ranges.
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The developer specifies the duration for which they need the prioritized App-flow.
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Stable latency or throughput is requested by selecting from the list of QoS profiles made available by the service provider (e.g. QOS_E) to map latency and throughput requirements.
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The API consumer can optionally also specify callback URL (sink param) on which notifications for the session can be sent.
Following diagram shows the interaction between different components:
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