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SECURE ACCESS SERVICE EDGE (SASE) SCRIPTLETS FOR PROVIDING SASE-BASED NETWORK SERVICES

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卷宗概要

发明人

Mark Alan Ramach; Gurpreet S. Sidhu; Priyadarshini Dande; Michael F. Robles

IPC 分类

H4L 9/40G6Q 30/1H4L 67/2

CPC 分类

H4L63/10G6Q30/1H4L67/2

Novel tools and techniques are provided for implementing network service ordering and provisioning of secure access service edge (“SASE”) scriptlets for providing SASE-based network. In various embodiments, a computing system may provide a user experience (“UX”) platform for a customer portal, the UX platform being accessible by a user via a user device over a first network(s); may provide, via the UX platform, options to configure, via the customer portal, one or more SASE scriptlets for providing SASE-based network services provided by a service provider; and may autonomously orchestrate deployment and configuration of the one or more SASE scriptlets on one or more network devices that are associated with the user or to an entity with which the user is associated, over a second network(s), based at least in part on user selection of options to configure the one or more SASE scriptlets and/or the corresponding SASE-based network services.

原文(中文)

Novel tools and techniques are provided for implementing network service ordering and provisioning of secure access service edge (“SASE”) scriptlets for providing SASE-based network. In various embodiments, a computing system may provide a user experience (“UX”) platform for a customer portal, the UX platform being accessible by a user via a user device over a first network(s); may provide, via the UX platform, options to configure, via the customer portal, one or more SASE scriptlets for providing SASE-based network services provided by a service provider; and may autonomously orchestrate deployment and configuration of the one or more SASE scriptlets on one or more network devices that are associated with the user or to an entity with which the user is associated, over a second network(s), based at least in part on user selection of options to configure the one or more SASE scriptlets and/or the corresponding SASE-based network services.