Three-path bond
Starlink, 5G, and fiber UDP paths are inventoried from the Yosemite bonding engine. Round-robin scheduling keeps sessions alive when one access path degrades — typical lab snapshot: 250 Mbps, 15 ms.
BondMesh 1.0 · API Documentation
BondMesh 1.0 is the Kryptur console and same-origin REST proxy for Multiple-Path Bonding — a laboratory platform that bonds Multipath TCP transport across satellite, cellular, and fiber with hybrid QKD/PQC security and Bell-state path intelligence.
Starlink, 5G, and fiber UDP paths are inventoried from the Yosemite bonding engine. Round-robin scheduling keeps sessions alive when one access path degrades — typical lab snapshot: 250 Mbps, 15 ms.
POST /api/quantum/optimize runs Bell-state sampling on a two-qubit circuit. Counts of |00⟩ versus |11⟩ prefer the first or last bonded path for traffic steering.
POST /api/qkd/generate returns a sifted BB84 key with masked display for operator consoles. Hybrid PQC (ML-KEM / ML-DSA) applies when no quantum channel exists.
Browser calls use /api/bondmesh on Kryptur — no CORS keys required for demos. Upstream forwards to the CDNER-X Yosemite FastAPI backend.
Demo deployments accept unauthenticated JSON to /api/bondmesh/*. Production lab sessions may pass user_id on start, optimize, and QKD calls.
curl https://www.kryptur.com/api/bondmesh/health
Proxy base: /api/bondmesh — all paths below are relative to the Kryptur origin.
| Method | Path | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| GET | /api/bondmesh/health | Platform readiness — status, quantum engine, and cdner-x platform tag. |
| GET | /api/bondmesh/api/bonding/status | Live throughput, latency, path inventory, engine mode, and active sessions. |
| POST | /api/bondmesh/api/bonding/start?user_id=1 | Start a bonded UDP session across satellite, cellular, and fiber paths. |
| POST | /api/bondmesh/api/quantum/optimize | Bell-state sampling selects Fiber vs Starlink from the bonded path set. |
| POST | /api/bondmesh/api/qkd/generate | BB84 sifted key generation with masked key display for session protection. |