International Business Machines Corporation

Brian William Svihovec

Gili Mendel

Michael S Fulton

Gary Mazo

Richard Lee Kulp

Johannes Christiaan Laffra

Jon Woodlief

James William Dubee

An embodiment includes defining a private software catalog in a private cloud where the private software catalog includes a first set of software. The embodiment also includes associating the private software catalog with a target system. The embodiment also includes transferring the first set of software in the private software catalog to a target catalog corresponding to a target system. The embodiment also includes removing a second set of software from the target system where the second set of software is not defined in the private software catalog for the target catalog corresponding to the target system. Other embodiments of this aspect include corresponding computer systems, apparatus, and computer programs recorded on one or more computer storage devices, each configured to perform the actions of the embodiment.

Managing software catalogs in hybrid and multi-cloud environments

Managing microservice function requests is provided. A request originating from a browser of the computer to execute a function corresponding to a microservice locally deployed on the computer is received using a software development kit operating in the computer. The request to execute the function is routed to the microservice using a local reverse proxy running in the software development kit. Other requests originating from the browser of the computer to execute one or more other functions corresponding to one or more microservices in a remotely deployed microservice architecture that interact with the function corresponding to the microservice are received using the software development kit. The other requests to execute the one or more other functions corresponding to the one or more microservices in the remotely deployed microservice architecture are routed, via a single uniform resource locator corresponding to a remote reverse proxy, using the local reverse proxy.

Local microservice development for remote deployment

A computer-implemented method includes receiving a set of complete source instructions to process a source code entity, an incremental build part, and a set of file definitions. The method analyzes the set of complete source instructions. The method identifies, from the set of analyzed source instructions, a set of operations that reference the incremental build subset. The method repeats: (i) determining, for each operation, whether any additional files are affected by the operation, the additional files forming a set of affected files; (ii) creating a combined set of files, the combined set of files consisting of the set of affected files and the incremental build subset; and (iii) updating the set of operations to include those from the analyzed source instructions that reference the combined set of files; until no new files are added to the combined set of files. The method generates a set of incremental source instructions.

Incremental build generation

Techniques are described for facilitating editing of a large, remote file across a client-server architecture. In one example, a method includes outputting, for communication to a system hosting a remote file, in response to an initial user input to edit the remote file, a request for a portion of the remote file, wherein the portion of the remote file is specified to include a selected opening position. The method further includes receiving a client copy of the portion of the remote file. The client copy includes a range of pages from the remote file. The range of pages includes an opening position corresponding to the selected opening position. The client copy of the portion of the remote file is loaded in client memory. The method further includes performing a user edit incorporation process iteratively for respective pages in the client copy of the portion of the remote file.

High-performance editing of large remote files in client-server architecture

The present invention provides a browser-independent method to inspect the state of any Web Browser from a service that has been invoked synchronously. The remote agent responds to the service request with instructions for the browser to synchronously and recursively invoke another service request with a specific portion of the browser state as the arguments. This allows the browser to continue operating in a synchronous manner, while appearing to behave like a multi-threaded application that is responsive to state inspection requests.

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Cary, NC, United States of America

Brian William Svihovec