Enhancing Manufacturing-as-a-Service Supply Chain Transparency With Master-Slave Multi-Chain and SQS-PBFT

Addressing challenges such as centralization, data tampering, and information silos within traditional supply chain transparency frameworks, we leverage the decentralized, immutable, and traceable attributes of blockchain technology. Given the multitude of participating nodes and the extensive volum...

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Main Author: Pengliang Qiao
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Published: IEEE 2024-01-01
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description Addressing challenges such as centralization, data tampering, and information silos within traditional supply chain transparency frameworks, we leverage the decentralized, immutable, and traceable attributes of blockchain technology. Given the multitude of participating nodes and the extensive volume of tracking data in Manufacturing-as-a-Service (MaaS) supply chains, we initially propose a master-slave multi-chain data storage model tailored for MaaS supply chain transparency. Building upon this, to enhance blockchain performance in this context and address the issues of high communication overhead, low consensus efficiency, and the absence of dynamic mechanisms inherent in the Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (PBFT) method, we introduce the Service Quality Scoring Based Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (SQS-PBFT) method. By incorporating the service quality scoring model for optimal master node selection, we aim to improve consensus efficiency; through the node tiering mechanism and consensus protocol optimization, we reduce communication costs; and by establishing the dynamic node mechanism for flexible node entry and exit, we enhance system flexibility. Experiments demonstrate that with an increasing number of nodes, the proposed SQS-PBFT method results in about 29.47% lower communication overhead, about 25.11% higher throughput, about 19.98% reduced latency, and about 36.15% reduced malicious behavior, thus offering improved consensus efficiency and serving as a reference for MaaS supply chain transparency.
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spelling doaj-art-9e64d00f63414a1cb4888f8c29c7eecf2024-12-18T00:02:54ZengIEEEIEEE Access2169-35362024-01-011218660518661610.1109/ACCESS.2024.342584110591969Enhancing Manufacturing-as-a-Service Supply Chain Transparency With Master-Slave Multi-Chain and SQS-PBFTPengliang Qiao0https://orcid.org/0009-0003-8875-2492School of Management, Guangzhou College of Technology and Business, Guangzhou, Guangdong, ChinaAddressing challenges such as centralization, data tampering, and information silos within traditional supply chain transparency frameworks, we leverage the decentralized, immutable, and traceable attributes of blockchain technology. Given the multitude of participating nodes and the extensive volume of tracking data in Manufacturing-as-a-Service (MaaS) supply chains, we initially propose a master-slave multi-chain data storage model tailored for MaaS supply chain transparency. Building upon this, to enhance blockchain performance in this context and address the issues of high communication overhead, low consensus efficiency, and the absence of dynamic mechanisms inherent in the Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (PBFT) method, we introduce the Service Quality Scoring Based Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (SQS-PBFT) method. By incorporating the service quality scoring model for optimal master node selection, we aim to improve consensus efficiency; through the node tiering mechanism and consensus protocol optimization, we reduce communication costs; and by establishing the dynamic node mechanism for flexible node entry and exit, we enhance system flexibility. Experiments demonstrate that with an increasing number of nodes, the proposed SQS-PBFT method results in about 29.47% lower communication overhead, about 25.11% higher throughput, about 19.98% reduced latency, and about 36.15% reduced malicious behavior, thus offering improved consensus efficiency and serving as a reference for MaaS supply chain transparency.https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10591969/Decentrationimmutabilitytransparencysupply chainMaaSPBFT
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Enhancing Manufacturing-as-a-Service Supply Chain Transparency With Master-Slave Multi-Chain and SQS-PBFT
IEEE Access
Decentration
immutability
transparency
supply chain
MaaS
PBFT
title Enhancing Manufacturing-as-a-Service Supply Chain Transparency With Master-Slave Multi-Chain and SQS-PBFT
title_full Enhancing Manufacturing-as-a-Service Supply Chain Transparency With Master-Slave Multi-Chain and SQS-PBFT
title_fullStr Enhancing Manufacturing-as-a-Service Supply Chain Transparency With Master-Slave Multi-Chain and SQS-PBFT
title_full_unstemmed Enhancing Manufacturing-as-a-Service Supply Chain Transparency With Master-Slave Multi-Chain and SQS-PBFT
title_short Enhancing Manufacturing-as-a-Service Supply Chain Transparency With Master-Slave Multi-Chain and SQS-PBFT
title_sort enhancing manufacturing as a service supply chain transparency with master slave multi chain and sqs pbft
topic Decentration
immutability
transparency
supply chain
MaaS
PBFT
url https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10591969/
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