Secure Hybrid Network Monitoring - Path Characteristics Service
draft-oiwa-path-characteristics-service-00
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| Authors | Yutaka Oiwa , Satoru Kanno , Yumi Sakemi | ||
| Last updated | 2026-04-10 (Latest revision 2025-10-07) | ||
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Abstract
"Secure hybrid network monitoring - Problem statement" identifies challenges in securing and monitoring networks deployed across hybrid and mixed cloud environments. This document introduces the Path Characteristics Service (PCS), a framework that enables applications and operators to obtain and evaluate verifiable information about the characteristics of the network paths they use. It outlines a non- normative architecture and interfaces for PCS and explains how PCS can help address the identified challenges; it does not define protocol requirements.
Authors
Yutaka Oiwa
Satoru Kanno
Yumi Sakemi
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