International Business Machines Corporation

Dilip V Hardikar

Baiju Dhirajlal Mandalia

Richard Daniel Gunjal

Joseph D Robinson

Madhusudan Ramakrishna

An approach is provided for managing resiliency of an application provided by a first service provider (SP). A fail condition indicating an outage of a first service of the first SP is detected. Based on a topology mapping the first SP to a second SP and the first service to a second service of the second SP, a first API provided by the first SP is determined to have provided the first service prior to the fail condition, and a second API provided by the second SP is determined to provide the second service. The first API is disabled and the second API is activated, thereby continuing to provide a functionality of the application that had been provided by the first service prior to the fail condition being detected, even though the first SP is experiencing the fail condition.

Application resiliency using APIs

A determination is made that an instruction has to be sent for processing in the IoT environment. A set of devices is located in the IoT environment. The set of devices includes the device and each device in the set of devices can execute the instruction for a similar outcome. For each device in a subset of the set of devices, a set of factors is collected, including an image of a portion of each device. For the device, a first weight is assigned to a feature of the device extracted from an image of a portion of the device, and a second weight is assigned to a feature of another device extracted from another image of a portion of the other device. When the first weight is greater than the second weight, the device is selected from the subset as a target for sending the instruction.

Selecting a device with visual confirmation in the internet of things

An approach is provided for managing resiliency of an application. Based on information specifying services provided by service providers (SPs) which is stored in a configuration management database, a topology mapping a first service provided by a first SP to a second service provided by a second SP is generated. Each of the first and second services provides a functionality of the application. A fail condition of the first SP is detected. Based on the topology, a first API provided by the first SP is determined to have provided the first service prior to the fail condition, and a second API provided by the second SP is determined to provide the second service. The first API provided by the first SP is disabled and the second API is activated, thereby continuing to provide the functionality of the application even though the first SP is experiencing the fail condition.

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