IPDR communication system for virtualized core sources
A system includes vCores and a messaging system to receive IPDR data. The IPDR data from the messaging system is transmitted by an IPDR exporter to an IPDR collector.
1. An Internet Protocol Detail Record data acquisition system comprising:
(a) a head end connected to a plurality of first customer devices through a transmission network that includes a remote fiber node that converts received data to analog data suitable to be provided on a coaxial cable for said plurality of first customer devices, where said head end includes at least one server each of which includes a respective processor;
(b) a plurality of virtualized Cable Modem Termination Systems instantiated on one of said at least one server of said head end configured to provide data plane services to said plurality of first customer devices through said transmission network;
(c) said plurality of virtualized Cable Modem Termination Systems posting data suitable for an Internet Protocol Detail Record to a messaging service in a manner that does not include an Internet Protocol Detail Records Streaming Protocol, where said messaging service simultaneously maintains said posted data from each of said plurality of virtualized Cable Modem Termination Systems;
(d) an Internet Protocol Detail Record Service that receives said posted data from said messaging service and providing data in a manner that includes an Internet Protocol Detail Records Streaming Protocol to an Internet Protocol Detail Record exporter;
(e) said Internet Protocol Detail Record exporter that receives said provided data from said Internet Protocol Detail Record Service and provides Internet Protocol Detail Record data to an Internet Protocol Detail Record collector.
2. The system of claim 1 wherein said Internet Protocol Detail Record data is a data object.
3. The system of claim 1 wherein said messaging service is a stream processing service.
4. The system of claim 1 wherein said messaging service groups together different types of data into different topics.
5. The system of claim 4 wherein at least two of said topics has non-overlapping types of data.