Karim Bogtob

Title: Karim Bogtob: Inventor in Event-Based Metrics

Introduction

Karim Bogtob is an inventor based in Cournon-d’Auvergne, France. His patent work addresses the challenge of avoiding duplicate counts when generating metrics from monitoring events. He is associated with Datadog, Inc.

Latest Patents

Bogtob is named on 1 patent, titled “Duplication Avoidance for Mutable Event-Based Metrics.” The invention describes a system for preventing double counting when monitoring events arrive from endpoints such as web browsers and mobile applications.

The system assigns a unique identifier to each event that matches a metric definition. Below a predetermined threshold, it uses a hash set to check whether an identifier duplicates one already recorded. Above that threshold, it adds identifiers to a probabilistic data structure, such as a scalable Bloom filter, and checks for duplicates there.

Career Highlights

Bogtob’s disclosed patent work focuses on scalable event deduplication for metric generation. The approach uses different data structures depending on the number of identifiers, helping the system manage duplicate checks as event volumes grow.

Collaborations

Bogtob is associated with Datadog, Inc. His listed coworkers include Emmanuel Manousack Tran and Amina Bouabdallah.

Conclusion

Karim Bogtob’s patent describes a scalable method for reducing duplicate counts in metrics generated from monitoring events.