Ameet Kini

Title: Ameet Kini: Database Monitoring and Performance Analysis Inventor

Introduction

Ameet Kini is an inventor associated with Herndon, Virginia, whose patent work focuses on database reliability, diagnostics, and performance analysis. His listed inventions address ways to retrieve diagnostic information from an unresponsive database and help users analyze database activity. Kini is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

“Real-Time Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor” describes a method for obtaining organized data items from an unresponsive database host. A management server sends requests through diagnostic and normal connections, while the host retrieves data from memory and returns it for analysis. The diagnostic information can help identify the source of the host’s unresponsiveness.

“Systems and Methods for Applying an Analytical Model to Performance Analysis” concerns presenting active session history data for database performance analysis. The data can be segmented across multiple dimensions and displayed through interfaces using visualizations such as graphs, charts, histograms, and treemaps. These tools help users examine database activity over time and across different dimensions.

Career Highlights

Kini’s listed professional experience includes Oracle International Corporation. His patent work reflects an emphasis on practical tools for diagnosing database problems and interpreting system performance data.

Collaborations

The provided information names Stephen Wexler and Peter Belknap as Kini’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the listed patents.

Conclusion

Ameet Kini’s inventions focus on improving database diagnostics and making performance information more accessible for analysis.