OCP-TAP Compliance
OCP-TAP Compliance
Open Compute Project Time Appliance Compliance
ROKO Network is the first blockchain to achieve full compliance with the Open Compute Project's Time Appliance Project (OCP-TAP) specifications, ensuring datacenter-grade time synchronization.
What is OCP-TAP?
The Open Compute Project Time Appliance Project defines open standards for precise time distribution in datacenters, enabling:
- Sub-microsecond synchronization
- Hardware-based timestamping
- Traceable time sources
- Interoperable time cards
ROKO's Implementation
Hardware Requirements
ocp_tap_compliance:
version: "2.0"
time_card:
model: "OCP TAP 2.0 Certified"
accuracy: "±30 nanoseconds"
holdover: "24 hours at ±1 microsecond"
gnss:
systems: ["GPS", "GLONASS", "Galileo", "BeiDou"]
antennas: 2 # Redundancy
oscillator:
type: "OCXO"
stability: "±0.01 ppb"
Compliance Checklist
| Requirement | ROKO Implementation | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware timestamping | OCP TAP 2.0 cards | ✅ Compliant |
| PTP support | IEEE 1588-2019 | ✅ Compliant |
| GNSS synchronization | Multi-constellation | ✅ Compliant |
| Holdover capability | 24+ hours | ✅ Compliant |
| Monitoring interface | Prometheus metrics | ✅ Compliant |
| Security | Secure boot, attestation | ✅ Compliant |
Technical Implementation
Time Card Integration
#include <ocp_tap.h>
struct ocp_time_card {
uint64_t (*get_time)(void);
int (*set_time)(uint64_t ns);
int (*get_accuracy)(void);
int (*get_status)(struct tap_status *);
};
int initialize_ocp_tap() {
struct ocp_time_card *card = ocp_tap_open("/dev/ocp_tap0");
if (!card) {
return -1;
}
// Configure for blockchain operations
ocp_tap_config config = {
.mode = TAP_MODE_GRANDMASTER,
.sync_source = TAP_SYNC_GNSS,
.ptp_domain = 0,
.timestamp_mode = TAP_TIMESTAMP_HARDWARE
};
return ocp_tap_configure(card, &config);
}
Performance Metrics
- Time-to-First-Fix: < 30 seconds
- Synchronization Accuracy: ±30 nanoseconds
- Holdover Drift: < 1 microsecond/day
- Timestamp Latency: < 100 nanoseconds
Benefits for ROKO Network
1. Datacenter-Grade Precision: Match the timing requirements of HFT systems
2. Hardware Trust: Cryptographically signed timestamps
3. Global Standards: Interoperability with enterprise infrastructure
4. Future-Proof: Ready for next-generation timing requirements
Industry First: ROKO is the first blockchain to require OCP-TAP compliance for validators, bringing datacenter-grade timing to Web3.