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Halowerk Edge Compute Bid Ranker
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Halowerk Edge Compute Bid Ranker is a paid API for AI agents from iot.halowerk.com, paid per call via x402, $0.004/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Filters edge compute provider candidates by CPU, memory, and latency constraints, computes total workload cost from quoted unit prices, and returns feasible candidates ranked by cost then latency.
Price / call$0.004
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Filters caller-supplied bids by CPU, memory and latency constraints, computes workload cost from quoted unit prices, and ranks feasible candidates by total cost then latency. It does not contact providers, attest hardware or place a bid.
Output
A ranked list of feasible provider candidates that satisfy the CPU seconds, memory GB-seconds, and latency constraints, ordered by total computed workload cost (unit price × required quantity) and then by latency. Infeasible candidates that fail to meet resource or latency requirements are excluded from results.
Example use cases
Cheapest IoT edge node selection
“I have 15 edge compute bids and my job needs 50 CPU seconds and 30 GB-seconds of memory — can you filter out anyone who can't handle that and rank the rest by total cost, keeping only providers under 100ms latency?”
Latency-constrained workload placement
“For a real-time inference job needing 200 CPU seconds and 150 GB-seconds of memory with a hard 75ms latency cap, rank these 8 provider candidates by cost so I know who to try first.”
Budget-optimal batch compute scheduling
“I've got quotes from 25 edge providers for a batch job requiring 500 CPU seconds and 400 GB-seconds of memory — filter out anyone who can't fulfill the capacity and sort the feasible ones cheapest first, latency is less of a concern so set max latency to 5000ms.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://iot.halowerk.com/v1/edge-compute-bidWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you have a pre-collected set of edge compute provider quotes and need deterministic, cost-ranked filtering against a specific workload spec (CPU seconds, memory GB-seconds, max latency). It is ideal for agent workflows that gather bids from multiple IoT or edge providers and need a fast, reproducible ranking without contacting providers directly or performing hardware attestation. Prefer alternatives if you need live provider discovery, hardware verification, or actual bid placement.
Side effects
- No candidates meet the CPU, memory, or latency constraints — returns empty ranked list
- Invalid or missing required fields such as cpu_seconds or candidates array — returns validation error
- Candidate array is empty or exceeds 1000 items — schema validation rejection
- Negative or zero cpu_seconds provided — schema minimum violation
- Provider name exceeds 128 characters — schema length violation
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| candidates | array | |
| cpu_seconds | number | |
| max_latency_ms | number | |
| memory_gb_seconds | number |
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