Bank of America Corporation

The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation

Benjamin Nien-Ting Wu

Sridhar M Seetharaman

Sunil R Bangad

Praveen Kumar Kasu

Venkata R Suda

William A Hogan

Anil K Vellala

Provided is a failover automation system and method comprising: obtaining, by a processor, a process inventory for a failover of an application from a first datacenter to a second data center; generating, by the processor, a data model for the failover based on the process inventor; generating, by the processor, a workflow for the failover based on the data model; assembling, by the processor, a set of one or more virtual engineers to perform the failover for the application based on the workflow; and performing, by the processor, the failover for the application with the set of one or more virtual engineers based on the workflow.

System and methods for application failover automation

A computing environment includes an originating system, a plurality of networked communication channels each configured to communicate one or more of a plurality of instructions for calling one or more downstream applications in response to calling of an originating application by the first system, and a resource dependency system for providing automatic resource dependency tracking and maintenance of resource fault propagation. The resource dependency system performs a query configured to identify any application calls performed in a predetermined period of time; for each identified application call, builds a corresponding transaction paragraph comprising a list of all sub-application calls performed in response to the application call; from each transaction paragraph, extracts a chronological sequence of sub-application calls found in the transaction paragraph; forms a tier pathway for each transaction paragraph; and stores each tier pathway in an accessible file.

Automatic resource dependency tracking and structure for maintenance of resource fault propagation

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Benjamin Nien-Ting Wu