[DTE1] U.S. Patent Application US20220237111A1

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Stavros, Robert; Turek, Bryan; and Stavros, Ian. Distributed Immutable Data Object Testing. U.S. Patent Application Publication No. US20220237111A1. Filed 18 January 2022. Published 28 July 2022. Assignee: DIDO Solutions, Inc.

The published patent application is available from:

• Google Patents — US20220237111A1

The subsequently granted U.S. patent is available from:

• Google Patents — US12086057B2

This reference describes systems, methods, and apparatus for testing nodes within a Distributed Immutable Data Object environment.

The patent application provides source material for DIDO-TE concepts associated with:

• Test environments
• Nodes and virtual nodes
• Twin Nodes
• Virtual networks and communication
• Test definition and execution
• State and time control
• Recording and playback
• Baselines and comparisons
• Monitoring and collection of test information

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US20220237111A1 is the published patent application. The United States Patent and Trademark Office subsequently granted U.S. Patent US12086057B2 on 10 September 2024.

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