Techniques for identity management, and more particularly, to techniques for performing universal identity management or governance over a wide variety of applications. In one aspect a computer-implement method is provided that includes receiving a request for a query of data or a CRUD operation on the data. The data is part of a target application hosted by an enterprise. The method further includes obtaining a schema of objects associated with the target application. The schema models a relationship between the objects, and the objects represent the data of the target application. The method further includes executing the query or CRUD operation on the objects based on the schema, executing the query or CRUD operation on the data based on the schema, and reporting results of the query or CRUD operation on the data.

A compute device to manage workflow to disaggregated computing resources is provided. The compute device comprises a compute engine receive a workload processing request, the workload processing request defined by at least one request parameter, determine at least one accelerator device capable of processing a workload in accordance with the at least one request parameter, transmit a workload to the at least one accelerator device, receive a work product produced by the at least one accelerator device from the workload, and provide the work product to an application.

Techniques for implementing high availability for persistent memory are provided. In one embodiment, a first computer system can detect an alternating current (AC) power loss/cycle event and, in response to the event, can save data in a persistent memory of the first computer system to a memory or storage device that is remote from the first computer system and is accessible by a second computer system. The first computer system can then generate a signal for the second computer system subsequently to initiating or completing the save process, thereby allowing the second computer system to restore the saved data from the memory or storage device into its own persistent memory.

Disclosed subject matter relates to field of debugging in software-based systems. In the present disclosure an event log filtering system, initially identifies input configuration and previous set of optimal event logs of previous version of software-based system. Further, the event log filtering system identifies a new set of event logs generated for a current version of the software-based system. Upon identification, additional set of event logs are determined based on comparison of new set of event logs and the previous set of optimal. Thereafter, an updated set of filters for the current version of the software-based system based on the additional set of event logs and the previous set of filters is determined. Finally, an optimal set of event logs for the new version of the software-based system is determined based on the updated set of filters for evaluating behaviour of the current version of the software-based system.

A mechanism is provided for routinely evaluating an accuracy of a request processing pipeline. A set of questions is executed through the request processing pipeline, producing a list of answers, supporting documents, and accuracy metrics. A determination is made as to whether a document contribution value of each document associated with the answer is equal to or above a document contribution threshold value. For those documents equal to or above the document contribution threshold value, a snapshot is stored in a training-data data structure. Based on a clustering of questions, for each question cluster, a determination is made of an average accuracy metric. A comparison is performed and a determination is made as to whether an accuracy metric delta exceeds the accuracy metric threshold value. If so, a differential report is generated indicating a review is needed of a training of the request processing pipeline.

A computer determines the file system that contains a first partition, a second partition and a third partition. The first partition contains metadata comprising metadata associated with a WORM-specified file, and metadata associated with a rewritable file. The second partition contains a file body of a file and a copy of the metadata. The third partition contains metadata associated with the WORM-specified file. The computer receives a request to set a file setting of a target file to a WORM setting. The computer stores metadata associated with the target file in the first partition, the second partition, and the third partition.

An example software patch difference device includes a processor to: receive current software version indicators of software installed at monitored devices; generate, using a cryptographic function, respective identifiers of the current software version indicators for the monitored devices; retrieve, from storage, respective previous identifiers of previous software version indicators of the software installed at the monitored devices, the respective previous identifiers generated using the cryptographic function; compare, for the current software version indicators, a respective identifier with a respective previous identifier; when a difference is determined therebetween for a given device: replace, at the storage, respective previous software version indicators for the given device with respective current software version indicators; and transmit, to an analytics device, a respective software change indicator of the given device, to trigger the analytics device to generate a report indicating statistics for respective software versions installed at the monitored devices.

A system includes persistent storage containing data used by software applications, and a server application configured to perform operations, including identifying a subset of the data, where the subset is used to generate a full offline payload for a particular software application and that includes user interface (UI) components selected for the particular software application based on the subset of the data. The operations also include monitoring the subset of the data to identify a modification to particular data and, based on identifying the modification, generating a partial offline payload based on the particular data as modified, where the partial offline payload includes a subset of the UI components, and where each UI component of the subset is updated based on the particular data as modified. The operations further include receiving a request for the partial offline payload and, based on receiving the request, transmitting the partial offline payload.

Techniques for implementing high availability for persistent memory are provided. In one embodiment, a first computer system can detect an alternating current (AC) power loss/cycle event and, in response to the event, can save data in a persistent memory of the first computer system to a memory or storage device that is remote from the first computer system and is accessible by a second computer system. The first computer system can then generate a signal for the second computer system subsequently to initiating or completing the save process, thereby allowing the second computer system to restore the saved data from the memory or storage device into its own persistent memory.

An information technology (IT) network includes configuration items (CIs) that may constantly change, where the CIs describe hardware components or software components that are configured to operate on the IT network. A system comprising a server can determine a change associated with a CI, send, to a configuration management database (CMDB), a message that updates the CMDB based on the determined change associated with the CI, determine, for the CI, a monitor configuration that describes one or more variables and corresponding one or more parameters with which the CI is to be monitored, and send the CI with the monitor configuration to a plurality of monitoring software tools operating on a plurality of servers, where each monitoring software tool is configured to monitor the CI based on the monitor configuration.