International Business Machines Corporation

Denise Marie Genty

Shawn Patrick Mullen

Su Liu

Gerald Francis McBrearty

Johnny Meng-Han Shieh

James Stanley Tesauro

Jacqueline Hegedus Wilson

Ramachandran Unnikrishnan

Shunguo Yan

Boyi Tzen

John C Emmons

Corradino Jones

Fan Yang

Jun Su

James Anthony Pafumi

Ravi Shankar

Perinkulam I Ganesh

Jes Kiran Chittigala

David N Clissold

Guha Prasad Venkataraman

Esdras E Cruz-Aguilar

William Alton Fiveash

Yang Fan

Bhargavi Bheemreddy Reddy

Michael Burton

Ajit Clarence D'Sa

Yin Xia

Yang Liang

Rui Yang

Pau-Chen Cheng

Veena Ganti

Lakshmi Yadlapati

Mark B Gunning

Jian Hua Feng

Ramachandran Unniksrishnan

A method of administering a shared pool of computer system resources by a control node by monitoring a first cluster with a first and second node and a second cluster with a third and fourth node. The method also includes maintaining, by the first cluster, a record of parameters and maintaining, by the second cluster, a record of parameters. The method also includes monitoring, by the control node, a database of the records. The method also includes determining, by the control node, whether the parameter associated with write traffic between the first and third node exceeds a threshold value, and responsive to the parameter exceeding the threshold value, instructing, by the control node, the second node to be a responding node. The method also includes notifying a user to check the computer system resources when the parameter exceeds the threshold value.

Optimized high availability management using cluster-wide view

In an embodiment, a method includes receiving, by a server, a request from a user for translation of a multi-format embedded file (MFEF) document, where the MFEF document includes a plurality of embedded elements. Responsive to the request for the MFEF document, the server automatically identifies element types of the embedded elements, where the embedded elements include a first element type and a second element type. The server also identifies foreign-language embedded elements from among the plurality of embedded elements, where the foreign-language embedded elements are embedded elements that are in a language other than a preferred language of the user. The server selects translators to translate the foreign-language embedded elements, including selecting a first translator for translating the first element type of foreign-language embedded elements and a second translator for translating the second element type of foreign-language embedded elements.

Translation of multi-format embedded files

Embodiments of the present invention provide a computer-implemented method for cognitive collation configuration processing of multilingual data. The method includes parsing a multilingual input text into a plurality of collation items. The method includes detecting a language of each collation item of the plurality of collation items. The method includes storing each collation item, of the plurality of collation items, into a corresponding sub language buffer of a plurality of sub language buffers. The method includes performing a first sort operation on the plurality of sub language buffers, in which the first sort operation includes sorting the plurality of sub language buffers based on a set of collation settings, in which the set of collation settings includes a language selection list. The method includes merging the content of the sorted plurality of sub language buffers to form a sorted output comprising the plurality of collation items.

Cognitive collation configuration for enhancing multilingual data governance and management

Examples of techniques for failure detection for central electronics complex (CEC) group management are described herein. An aspect includes issuing a first virtual input/output server (VIOS) probe to a hardware management console (HMC) of a central electronics complex (CEC) group. Another aspect includes receiving a first response packet that includes health data corresponding to a plurality of VIOSes. Another aspect includes determining, based on the first response packet, that cluster down is indicated on a first VIOS. Another aspect includes, based on determining that cluster down is indicated on the first VIOS, getting a VIOS state for the first VIOS from the HMC. Another aspect includes determining based on the VIOS state that the first VIOS is in a down state and determining that the first VIOS is unhealthy. Another aspect includes updating a health data entry corresponding to the first VIOS to indicate that the first VIOS is unhealthy.

Failure detection for central electronics complex group management

A method of cognitive translation integrated with context sensitive derivations is provided. The method is implemented via a cognitive translation engine that receives, from an integrated development environment, program-integrated information relationships with respect to a message package. The program-integrated information relationships includes the context sensitive derivations. The cognitive translation engine translates program-integrated information translation requests from a source language into a target language according to the context sensitive derivations. The program-integrated information translation requests are embedded with program-integrated information relationships.

Cognitive translation service integrated with context-sensitive derivations for determining program-integrated information relationships

Examples of techniques for failure detection for central electronics complex (CEC) group management are described herein. An aspect includes issuing a first logical partition (LPAR) probe to a hardware management console (HMC) of a central electronics complex (CEC) group, wherein the CEC group comprises a plurality of LPARs. Another aspect includes receiving a first response packet from the HMC corresponding to the first LPAR probe, wherein the first response packet comprises health data corresponding to a first LPAR of the plurality of LPARs. Another aspect includes storing the health data corresponding to the first LPAR in a first health data entry corresponding to the first LPAR. Another aspect includes, for a second LPAR of the plurality of LPARs that was not included in the first response packet, updating a second health data entry corresponding to the second LPAR to indicate that the second LPAR is healthy.

For dynamically changing a rendering of content, the content including a textual character is received at a mobile device. An encoding of the textual character uses a first code point according to a character encoding standard. The mobile device's presence at a geographical location is detected. The mobile device is associated with a user. A variant selection rule is selected at the device. The variant selection rule specifies a location based condition to select a variant corresponding to the textual character. A variant is selected at the device according to the variant selection rule, a variant mapping corresponding to the first code point. The variant mapping includes the variant. The encoding of the textual character is replaced at the device with an encoding of the variant in the rendering of the content.

Geo-cultural information based dynamic character variant rendering

The present embodiments relate to context-switch based locale object management. More specifically, the embodiments relate to real-time re-loading of a locale object. A task is performed and monitored by a local object management daemon. If the task needs to be globalized, a pre-emptive locale object switch operation interrupts the application performing the task and reloads the application with a different locale object. The application is then resumed and operated with the re-loaded locale object.

Locale object management

Disclosed aspects may include collecting a set of globalization data. The set of globalization data may relate to a set of globalization parameters. Based on the set of globalization data, it may be determined to execute a set of globalization testing operations. Accordingly, the set of globalization data may be processed by executing the set of globalization testing operations. In response to the processing, a set of globalization test output data can be established.

Globalization testing management using a set of globalization testing operations

Disclosed aspects may include examining a set of product development data of a product development environment. In response to the examining, a set of globalization data may be identified. The set of globalization data may relate to a set of globalization parameters. In response to the identifying, the set of globalization data may be transmitted. Disclosed aspects may include receiving a set of globalization data which relates to a set of globalization parameters. By processing the set of globalization data using a set of globalization testing operations, a globalization test output can be determined. In response to the determining, the globalization test output can be provided.

Globalization testing management service configuration

The present invention provides a system and method for automatically hiding sensitive information, obtainable from a process table, from other processes that should not access the sensitive information. The system and method include a sensitive command attribute table that is used by a system administrator to designate the commands and command attributes that will typically be associated with sensitive information. The sensitive command attribute table is used when a command is entered that requests information from the process table to be displayed or output. In response, a search of the process table entries is made to determine if a command and/or its attribute in the process table matches an entry in the sensitive command attribute table. If so, the command, its attributes, and/or its attribute values are blanked from the output of the process table information.

Automatically hiding sensitive information obtainable from a process table

A user device initiates a network access authentication operation via a network access device with a network access authentication server, e.g., a Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) server, which also generates an X.509 proxy certificate and includes the proxy certificate with the information, such as a set of network access parameters, that is returned to the user device in response to a successful completion of the network access authentication operation. The user device extracts and stores the proxy certificate. The network access parameters are used by the user device to communicate via the network access device on a network, which supports a grid. When the user device accesses a resource in the grid, the proxy certificate is already available, thereby obviating the need to generate a new proxy certificate and allowing a user of the user device to experience an integrated single-sign-on for network access and grid access.

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Denise Marie Genty