Ashish Krishna

Title: Ashish Krishna and Distributed Workflow Execution

Introduction

Ashish Krishna is an inventor associated with Cupertino, California, and Dquora Labs, Inc. His patent work addresses how networked services can be coordinated and invoked within a distributed workflow.

Latest Patents

Krishna is associated with 1 patent: “Workflow Runtime Environment with Distributed Control and Networked Service Invocations Having Separate Logical and Physical Endpoint Identifiers.” The patent describes building a workflow description and embedding it with logical identifiers for service instances available over a network. During execution, a control worker evaluates the workflow’s state and issues job requests for appropriate operations. An execution worker then performs those operations, maps a service’s logical identifier to its physical location, and sends a packet containing the location and function call over the network.

Career Highlights

The patented approach separates workflow control from operation execution by using pools of control worker nodes and execution worker nodes. It also distinguishes logical service identifiers from physical service locations, allowing a workflow to refer to services without embedding their network locations directly in its description. These mechanisms are intended to support distributed workflow execution and networked service invocations.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Dino Farinacci and Walter H. Blomquist as Krishna’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborations.

Conclusion

Ashish Krishna’s listed patent focuses on coordinating distributed workflow operations while separating logical service references from physical network locations.