A system and method for facilitating configuring service references to be called by a software application. An example method includes providing a catalog of processes, wherein the catalog of processes includes information identifying one or more services to be called to implement one or more processes; determining one or more service references occurring in a business process template that are used to implement one or more processes identified in the catalog of business processes; interchanging the one or more service references with one or more tokens in the process template, resulting in a tokenized template in response thereto; and running one or more processes in accordance with the tokenized template. In a more specific embodiment, the example method further includes employing a build system implemented via middleware to tokenize the process template to yield the tokenized template in response thereto.

Systems and methods for novel uses and/or improvements to blockchains and blockchain technology. As one example, systems and methods are described herein for self-validating digital records that may be transferred in real-time through a cross-network registry. For example, in a conventional system, minting a token (e.g., a digital record) involves writing a self-executing program that defines the transfer rules of the digital record. Once the self-executing program is written, it is deployed on a blockchain, and the digital record is minted by publishing it to a blockchain.

A method for directing messages between a composite user interface and at least one source application. A message is to be directed to a predetermined set of services, each service executes a command specified by the message and the message comprises details of the predetermined set of services. Each service in the predetermined set of services uses said details to determine whether the message should be sent to another service, and if it is determined that the message should be sent to another service transmits the message to an appropriate service.

An MPI collective operation carried out in a fabric of network elements by transmitting MPI messages from all the initiator processes in an initiator node to designated ones of the responder processes in respective responder nodes. Respective payloads of the MPI messages are combined in a network interface device of the initiator node to form an aggregated MPI message. The aggregated MPI message is transmitted through the fabric to network interface devices of responder nodes, disaggregating the aggregated MPI message into individual messages, and distributing the individual messages to the designated responder node processes.

A cloud computing system includes a physical resource pool that includes a number of information processing devices. Each information processing device includes a processor, a computer-readable medium, and a network interface. The system further includes a first cloud controller to manage a first cloud infrastructure, the first cloud infrastructure operating a first set of virtualized resources, the first set of virtualized resources having access to the physical resource pool through the first cloud controller. The system further includes a second cloud controller to manage a second cloud infrastructure, the second cloud infrastructure utilizing the first set of virtual resources to operate a second set of virtual resources, the second set of virtual resources being provided access to the physical resource pool through the second cloud controller and the first cloud controller.

A system, method and computer program product are provided for receiving information associated with a message, issuing a storage resource request in connection with a storage resource and determining whether the storage resource is available. In use, the information is capable of being shared in less than one second, utilizing an automotive electronic control unit which includes a plurality of interfaces.

A messaging system implements messaging among application servers and databases, utilizing other servers that implement messaging brokers. A large flood of incoming messages can bring down messaging brokers by overflowing the message queues, negatively impacting performance of the overall system. This disclosure in some embodiments detects and identifies flooders in a timely manner and isolates their message traffic to dedicated queues to avoid impacting other system users. Subsequently, a preferred system de-allocates the queues and returns the messaging system to normal operation when flooding conditions subside, and sweeps up any remaining orphan messages.

Establishing communication between first and second digital twins, a first REST-based API assigned to the first digital twin and a second REST-based API assigned to the second digital twin includes transmitting a request to an endpoint of the first API and receiving a response therefrom, and transmitting a request to an endpoint of the second API and receiving a response therefrom. The responses are compared and analyzed. A mapping model is created on the basis of the comparing and analyzing, the mapping model containing semantic and technical requirements of the first API and of the second API. The mapping model is used for mutual communication between the first digital twin and the second digital twin, the mapping model translating a data transfer from one of the two digital twins in a manner conforming to the technical and semantic requirements of the API of the other of the two digital twins.

A message channel functionality for a data processing system is disclosed. This provides communication channels which may be considered to be a shared resource. The approach combines atomic stores, which are fully completed in a single atomic transaction, and non-coherence to provide non-coherent atomic stores that are conditional to implement primitive communications channels that can be used to implement software queues and channels more efficiently. This enables the programmer to execute a store from registers on one side of a communications link and to have that data appear in the registers of a data consumer on that link directly, bypassing both the shared state upgrade problem and the parallel problem of acquiring a synchronization lock before data send.

Embodiments of the present invention provide an approach for a publisher-assisted, broker-based cache that can be utilized to reduce a volume of data (e.g., network traffic) delivered between a publisher and broker in a publication/subscription (pub/sub) environment. Specifically, in a typical embodiment, when a message is being generated on a publisher system, the publisher system will determine if the message includes a set of data that has a potential to be repeated in subsequent messages. Once such a set of data has been identified, the set of data will be associated/marked/tagged (e.g., in the message) with a unique identifier/cache key corresponding thereto (i.e., to yield a modified message). The modified message will be sent to a broker system, which will detect/locate the unique identifier, cache the corresponding data, and send the message along to any applicable subscriber systems. When a subsequent message that is supposed to contain the cached set of data is generated, the publisher system will instead substitute the unique identifier for the set of data to yield an abbreviated message and send the abbreviated message to the broker system. Upon receipt, the broker system will detect/locate the unique identifier, retrieve the corresponding set of data from the cache, replace the unique identifier with the set of data to yield a completed message, and then send the completed message to the applicable subscriber systems.