#27 Federated Byzantine Agreement to Ensure Trustworthiness of Digital Manufacturing Platforms


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In this paper, we explore the use of the Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP) and its Federated Byzantine Agreement (FBA) algorithm for ensuring trust and reputation between federated, cloud-based platform instances (nodes) and their participants. Our approach is grounded on federated consensus mechanisms, which promise data quality managed through computational trust and data replication, without a centralized authority. We perform our experimentation on the ground of the NIMBLE cloud manufacturing platform, which is designed to support growth of B2B digital manufacturing communities and their businesses through federated platform services, managed by peer-to-peer networks. We discuss the message exchange flow between the NIMBLE application logic and Stellar consensus logic.

J. Innerbichler, V. Damjanovic-Behrendt

ACM keywords:

Trustworthiness; Consensus protocol; Federated Byzantine Agreement; Distributed Ledger Technology

ACM Computing Classification

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