Patent classifications
G06F9/4862
Enabling workers to swap between mobile devices
A method for identifying a second device by a first device for establishing a communication between the first device and the second device is described here. The method includes receiving, by a processor of a first device, a voice command from a worker in a workplace. In an example, the method comprises pausing, by the processor, a workflow operation executing on the first device. The method further comprises performing, by the processor, a voice recognition to analyze the voice command of the worker. The method includes activating, by the processor, a communication module of the first device based on the voice recognition, to identify a second device in proximity to the first device. The method includes terminating, by the processor, a connection between the first device and the wearable electronic device. Thus, terminating, by the processor, a second connection of the first device with the second device.
Display method and device
A method includes a second terminal that displays a first interface, and receives a first operation of a user on content on the first interface. The second terminal sends data to a first terminal in response to the first operation when an input source of the first operation is an input device of the first terminal, where the data is used by the first terminal to display a second interface on a display of the first terminal. The second terminal displays the second interface on a display of the second terminal in response to the first operation when the input source of the first operation is an input device of the second terminal.
Computing resource sharing system and computing resource sharing method
A computing resource sharing system and a computing resource sharing method are provided. The method includes: in response to receiving a resource request signal from a resource request device, obtaining a foreground process, a background process, a name of a software service, and an operating status of the software service of a resource sharing device; determining a specific graphic computing resource to be shared according to the foreground process, the background process, the name of the software service, and the operating status of the software service; applying the specific graphic computing resource to assist the resource request device in performing a graphic computing operation; transmitting a graphic computing result of the graphic computing operation back to the resource request device.
MOBILITY PASSPORT FOR CROSS-DATACENTER MIGRATIONS OF VIRTUAL COMPUTING INSTANCES
Techniques disclosed herein relate to migrating virtual computing instances such as virtual machines (VMs). In one embodiment, VMs are migrated across different virtual infrastructure platforms by, among other things, translating between resource models used by virtual infrastructure managers (VIMs) that manage the different virtual infrastructure platforms. VM migrations may also be validated prior to being performed, including based on resource policies that define what is and/or is not allowed to migrate, thereby providing compliance and controls for borderless data centers. In addition, an agent-based technique may be used to migrate VMs and physical servers to virtual infrastructure, without requiring access to an underlying hypervisor layer.
HYPERVISOR AGNOSTIC CLOUD MOBILITY ACROSS VIRTUAL INFRASTRUCTURES
Techniques disclosed herein relate to migrating virtual computing instances such as virtual machines (VMs). In one embodiment, VMs are migrated across different virtual infrastructure platforms by, among other things, translating between resource models used by virtual infrastructure managers (VIMs) that manage the different virtual infrastructure platforms. VM migrations may also be validated prior to being performed, including based on resource policies that define what is and/or is not allowed to migrate, thereby providing compliance and controls for borderless data centers. In addition, an agent-based technique may be used to migrate VMs and physical servers to virtual infrastructure, without requiring access to an underlying hypervisor layer.
VIRTUAL INFRASTRUCTURE PLATFORM MOBILITY
Techniques disclosed herein relate to migrating virtual computing instances such as virtual machines (VMs). In one embodiment, VMs are migrated across different virtual infrastructure platforms by, among other things, translating between resource models used by virtual infrastructure managers (VIMs) that manage the different virtual infrastructure platforms. VM migrations may also be validated prior to being performed, including based on resource policies that define what is and/or is not allowed to migrate, thereby providing compliance and controls for borderless data centers. In addition, an agent-based technique may be used to migrate VMs and physical servers to virtual infrastructure, without requiring access to an underlying hypervisor layer.
Multimodal entity and coreference resolution for assistant systems
In one embodiment, a method includes receiving, at a client system, an audio input, where the audio input comprises a coreference to a target object, accessing visual data from one or more camera associated with the client system, where the visual data comprises images portraying one or more objects, resolving the coreference to the target object from among the one or more objects, resoling the target object to a specific entity, and providing, at the client system, a response to the audio input, where the response comprises information about the specific entity.
Server system and execution-facilitating method
A server system includes an origin server acting as a source of deployment and at least one target server acting as a destination of deployment. The origin server further includes a virtual machine implementing an execution-facilitating process for facilitating the target server to deploy a predetermined program in an executable condition, and a migration part configured to migrate the virtual machine to the target server. After migration of the virtual machine from the origin server to the target server, the virtual machine carries out an execution-facilitating process for facilitating the origin server to deploy a predetermined program in an executable condition at least one time. This eliminates the necessity of providing a specific server dedicated to the execution-facilitating process, thus reducing the number of servers subjected to execution-facilitating processes.
STORAGE SYSTEM AND STORAGE CONTROL METHOD
An active control program and a passive control program included in the same program cluster in a plurality of storage nodes are each arranged in the storage nodes different from each other. Each of the storage nodes is configured to include a plurality of active or passive control programs. When any one of the plurality of the passive control programs is switched to active, a change of an operation status is made for the different passive control program operating in the storage node that includes the passive control program switched to active.
TASK PROCESSING METHOD, APPARATUS, AND SYSTEM BASED ON DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM
A task processing method, apparatus, and system based on a distributed system. The method comprises: obtaining, by a task processing device, task information from a master control device by initiating a task request, wherein the task information corresponding to the task request is stored in the master control device; starting, by a main process of the task processing device, a corresponding task subprocess by triggering a proxy process for executing the task information after receiving the task information; and storing, by the task processing device, task execution information to a target location through the proxy process, wherein the task execution information comprises one or more of the following pieces of information: a task identifier of the task information, process information of the task subprocess, log information and a return code generated when the task subprocess executes the task information. The present invention solves the main process of the task processing device monitors, according to the task identifier, whether the task information is started and executed, and monitor, according to the return code, whether the task information is fully executed.