SCALABLE CERTIFICATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ARCHITECTURES
An example system may include one or more application platforms (e.g., VMs) that run a registration authority and are communicatively connected to one or more compute engines that perform cryptographic computations required by the registration authority. The system may also include one or more application platforms that run a certificate authority and that are communicatively connected to one or more compute engines that perform cryptographic computations required by the certificate authority. It may also include one or more load balancers communicatively connected to the one or more compute engines, the one or more load balancers to perform operations comprising distributing at least one request to the one or more compute engines.
1 . A scalable certificate management system for securely providing certificates to a provisioning controller, the scalable certificate management system comprising:
a registration authority that is communicatively connected to a first plurality of cryptographic compute engines that perform cryptographic computations requested by the registration authority;
a pseudonym certificate authority that is communicatively connected to a second plurality of cryptographic compute engines that perform cryptographic computations requested by the pseudonym certificate authority, wherein the pseudonym certificate authority is operable to generate and conditionally transmit digital assets to the registration authority; and
a first load balancer communicatively connected to the first plurality of compute engines and a second load balancer communicatively connected to the second compute engine, the first and second load balancers being configured to distribute requests to the first plurality of compute engines and the second plurality of compute engine based on a performance measurement of the first plurality of compute engine and the plurality of second compute engine; and
wherein the scalable certificate management system is configured to assign certificate loads to each computerized device of a plurality of computerized devices, the certificate loads indicating a number of the digital assets to be stored within each computerized device during a time period, and wherein the certificate loads are assignable so that each of the computerized devices can have a number of the digital assets stored during the time period different from other ones of the computerized devices.