Joseph Pereira

Title: Joseph Pereira and Distributed-Service-System Modeling.

Introduction

Joseph Pereira is an inventor associated with Squamish, Canada, and Stripe, Inc. His patent work addresses ways to assess the operation of distributed software systems through ledger-based modeling.

Latest Patents

Pereira is credited with 1 patent: “Systems and Methods for Modeling Distributed Service Systems by a Ledger System.” The invention describes receiving and storing ledger transaction messages generated by a software system, then using a data model of the system’s expected state machine to evaluate those records. A ledger clearance operation calculates balances across the state machine’s states, allowing the ledger system to identify operational characteristics, such as proper or improper functioning, without needing knowledge of the software’s underlying implementation.

Career Highlights

Pereira’s listed patent reflects an approach to monitoring distributed services through transaction data and modeled system states. His professional association with Stripe, Inc. places this work in the context of financial technology and software services.

Collaborations

Ilya Ganelin and Sharjeel Sohail are identified as Pereira’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on the invention.

Conclusion

Joseph Pereira’s patent presents a ledger-based method for evaluating distributed software systems without examining their internal implementation, highlighting his contribution to software-system monitoring and modeling.