Abstract: A client application component of a device may provide a request to an authentication component of the device for an authentication token, in order to authenticate an application with a server. The authentication component may generate the authentication token to be one-way encrypted, based on a server token and a data string associated with security information corresponding to the application, and device information that identifies the device. The client application component may receive the authentication token from the authentication component. The client application component may generate, based on the authentication token, a client token and transmit the client token to the server to authenticate the client application.

Abstract: Systems and methods described herein provide an intelligent MEC resource scheduling service. A network device in a MEC network stores, in a memory, threshold values indicating overload conditions for resource usage by a first MEC cluster; monitors resource usage in the first MEC cluster; determines, based on the monitoring, when one of the threshold values is reached; identifies available resources in a second MEC cluster; and re-directs, based on the identifying, at least some of the resource usage from the first MEC cluster to the second MEC cluster.

Abstract: A client application component of a device may provide a request to an authentication component of the device for an authentication token, in order to authenticate an application with a server. The authentication component may generate the authentication token to be one-way encrypted, based on a server token and a data string associated with security information corresponding to the application, and device information that identifies the device. The client application component may receive the authentication token from the authentication component. The client application component may generate, based on the authentication token, a client token and transmit the client token to the server to authenticate the client application.

Abstract: Systems and methods described herein provide an intelligent MEC resource scheduling service. A network device in a MEC network stores, in a memory, threshold values indicating overload conditions for resource usage by a first MEC cluster; monitors resource usage in the first MEC cluster; determines, based on the monitoring, when one of the threshold values is reached; identifies available resources in a second MEC cluster; and re-directs, based on the identifying, at least some of the resource usage from the first MEC cluster to the second MEC cluster.

Abstract: A client application component of a device may provide a request to an authentication component of the device for an authentication token, in order to authenticate an application with a server. The authentication component may generate the authentication token to be one-way encrypted, based on a server token and a data string associated with security information corresponding to the application, and device information that identifies the device. The client application component may receive the authentication token from the authentication component. The client application component may generate, based on the authentication token, a client token and transmit the client token to the server to authenticate the client application.

Abstract: Systems and methods described herein provide an intelligent MEC resource scheduling service. A network device in a MEC network stores, in a memory, threshold values indicating overload conditions for resource usage by a first MEC cluster; monitors resource usage in the first MEC cluster; determines, based on the monitoring, when one of the threshold values is reached; identifies available resources in a second MEC cluster; and re-directs, based on the identifying, at least some of the resource usage from the first MEC cluster to the second MEC cluster.

Abstract: Systems and methods described herein provide an intelligent MEC resource scheduling service. A network device in a MEC network stores, in a memory, threshold values indicating overload conditions for resource usage by a first MEC cluster; monitors resource usage in the first MEC cluster; determines, based on the monitoring, when one of the threshold values is reached; identifies available resources in a second MEC cluster; and re-directs, based on the identifying, at least some of the resource usage from the first MEC cluster to the second MEC cluster.

Abstract: A management device may identify a client device, of a plurality of client devices, in a local network, and may configure one or more remote connection parameters for a connection between the client device and a remote device, configure one or more local connection parameters for a connection between the client device and another client device, of the plurality of client devices, in the local network, configure one or more monitoring parameters for monitoring the client device, and configure one or more alarm parameters for the client device. The management device may manage the client device based on the one or more remote connection parameters, the one or more local connection parameters, the one or more monitoring parameters, and the one or more alarm parameters.

Abstract: A management device may identify a client device, of a plurality of client devices, in a local network, and may configure one or more remote connection parameters for a connection between the client device and a remote device, configure one or more local connection parameters for a connection between the client device and another client device, of the plurality of client devices, in the local network, configure one or more monitoring parameters for monitoring the client device, and configure one or more alarm parameters for the client device. The management device may manage the client device based on the one or more remote connection parameters, the one or more local connection parameters, the one or more monitoring parameters, and the one or more alarm parameters.