Abstract:

To address the need for analyzing the computing resource identifier system aimed at achieving resource-aware description and positioning addressing，this paper proposes a DNS-like hierarchical resolution mechanism and implements a three-level resolution processing architecture for computing resource identifiers. Verified in an optical fiber interconnected experimental environment and large-scale identifier scenarios，the mechanism’s resolution performance and resource scheduling efficiency are validated. Results show that regional computing resource identifier resolution nodes possess low-latency resolution capability，while root computing resource identifier resolution nodes maintain a high resolution success rate. Compared with existing identifier resolution mechanisms，this computing resource identifier resolution mechanism can effectively support the resolution needs in scenarios of large-scale distributed resource convergence and interconnection for the internet of computing.

Key words: computing resource identifier, DNS, hierarchical resolution