Patent classifications
G06F9/44552
System and method for a workload management and scheduling module to manage access to a compute environment according to local and non-local user identity information
A system, method and computer-readable media for managing a compute environment are disclosed. The method includes importing identity information from an identity manager into a module performs workload management and scheduling for a compute environment and, unless a conflict exists, modifying the behavior of the workload management and scheduling module to incorporate the imported identity information such that access to and use of the compute environment occurs according to the imported identity information. The compute environment may be a cluster or a grid wherein multiple compute environments communicate with multiple identity managers.
Validating user interface templates for software probe configuration
To ensure that probe configuration information is accurate, UI templates are validated against probe configuration files. A UI template validation system retrieves a template which indicates configuration information for a particular probe type and retrieves a configuration file for the probe type. The configuration file indicates a set of key-value pairs for various settings that can be implemented by the probe. For example, a configuration file may include a key probe_timeout which indicates that the probe has a configurable setting for a timeout period. The system validates the configuration information in the template by ensuring that each key indicated in the template matches a key in the probe configuration file. Additionally, the system also ensures that any default values paired with keys in the configuration file are accurately indicated in the template.
Patch-Upgrade-Based File Processing Method and Apparatus, Terminal, and Storage Medium
A patch-upgrade-based file processing method includes receiving a file access request, where the file access request includes storage path information, determining whether the storage path information exists in an association relationship is between original file path information and patch upgrade file path information when the storage path information indicates a first partition, querying the association relationship to obtain patch upgrade file path information corresponding to the storage path information when the storage path information exists in the association relationship between the original file path information and the patch upgrade file path information, and obtaining, from a target partition indicated by the patch upgrade file path information, a patch upgrade matching the patch upgrade file path information.
USING SEMANTIC ANNOTATIONS TO CONTROL COMPATIBILITY BEHAVIORS
Forward and/or backward compatibility between an invoking program and the invoked program can be maintained by using compatibility indicators and/or annotations to configuration settings that specify the desired behavior of the invoked program. Compatibility indicators and/or annotations can be used to override default behavior to ensure compatibility between a version of a program and a version or revision of a dependency of the program. Annotations can be made to configuration settings or to initialization programs and/or files. Configuration and/or initialization settings for the program can be annotated to indicate when default behavior of the dependency is to be overridden to provide alternate behavior. Configuration settings for the program can be annotated to indicate when future revisions to the dependency are to be applied.
MANAGING SPLIT PACKAGES IN A MODULE SYSTEM
Techniques for managing split packages in a module system are disclosed. A code conflict exists between two packages, in different modules, based at least in part on the packages being named identically and including executable code. No code conflict exists between two other identically-named packages, in different modules, based at least in part on the packages not including any executable code. Managing split packages may be based, at least in part, on module membership records associated with the modules.
BRANCH REWRITING DEVICE FEATURE OPTIMIZATION
Systems and methods for branch rewriting device feature optimization are disclosed. An example method may include identifying, by a processing device of a computing device, an occurrence of a configuration change associated with a device driver of the computing device, responsive to identification of the configuration change, evaluating one or more devices supported by the device driver and installed on the computing device, determining, in view of the evaluating, that a feature is implemented by each of the one or more devices, the feature corresponding to a conditional branch of the device driver, and responsive to the determining, modifying the device driver to execute an unconditional branch corresponding the feature.
Configuring dependent services associated with a software package on a host system
A software package to be installed on a host system may be identified. A service of the host system that is unavailable during an installation of the software package on the host system may be identified where the installation changes a configuration of the service. A determine may be made as to whether the service that is unavailable during the installation of the software package on the host system is being used by a virtual machine (VM) that is associated with the host system. A notification may be provided in view of the determination of the service associated with the software package being used by the VM that is associated with the host system.
ARCHITECTURE FOR A CONTENT DRIVEN CLINICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM
Certain examples provide systems, methods, and apparatus for a content-based clinical information system. An example system includes a reference platform to define and provide core system capabilities and to interpret and execute content items while remaining application neutral. The example system includes a plurality of content items authored independent of the reference platform to define clinical functionality for one or more content-based clinical applications by leveraging the reference platform. In the example system, the plurality of content items is to be created and deployed independently of the creation and deployment of the one or more content-based clinical applications. The plurality of content items is to remain independent of the implementation of the reference platform to allow independent evolution of the platform and the one or more content-based clinical applications.
Methods and systems for resolving conflicts in hierarchically-referenced data
In one aspect, a computer-implemented method for managing conflicts in a logical component hierarchy is provided. The logical component hierarchy includes an ancestor component and a descendant component associated with the ancestor component. The method uses a computer device in communication with a memory. The method includes determining, by the computer device, a requirement to replace the descendant component, within the logical component hierarchy, with an overriding component. The overriding component is associated with the ancestor component by an overriding reference. The method also includes replacing the descendant component with the overriding component within the logical component hierarchy.
MULTI-VERSION ASYNCHRONOUS DYNAMIC SOFTWARE UPDATE SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR APPLICATIONS WITH MULTIPLE THREADS
A method and system for using multiple versions of a software component, includes storing, in memory, a first function table that points to executable code in the memory for functions from a first version of the software component, and storing, in the memory, a second function table that points to executable code in the memory for functions from a second version of the software component, referencing the first function table, when running a first application thread, to execute the functions from the first version of the software component; and referencing the second function table, when running a second application thread that is active concurrently with the first application thread, to execute the functions from the second version of the software component.