International Business Machines Corporation

Paypal, Inc.

Ebay, Incorporated

Dwip N Banerjee

Rabindranath Dutta

Venkat Venkatsubra

Vasu Vallabhaneni

Sandeep R Patil

Vinit Jain

Kumar Ravi

Ranadip Das

Ketan Priyakant Pancholi

Khalid Filali-Adib

Frederic Barrat

David Zhiwei Dai

Eduardo N Spring

Lilian Sylvia Fernandes

Kavitha Vittal Murthy Baratakke

Deanna Lynn Quigg Brown

Ravi Shankar

Rakesh Sharma

David Richard Marquardt

Michael Wayne Brown

Lorin Ullmann

Sachin Chandrakant Punadikar

Krishna Kishore Yellepeddy

Eduardo Reyes

Radhika Chirra

Tommy Lucas McLane

Marco A Cabrera

Michael A Paolini

Abhinay Ravinder Nagpal

Swati Rallapalli

Dhaval Kiritbhai Shah

Jeffrey Paul Messing

Sivakumar Krishnasamy

Herman Dietrich Dierks

Patrick Tam Vo

Rashmi Narasimhan

Robert J Kamper

Prashant Anant Paranjape

Yan Wang Stein

Kavitha Ramalingam

Kamal Chandrakant Patel

James L Hall

Aditya Mohan

Shouchun Li

Manish Katiyar

Marilyn Smith Dawkins

Maria Joseph Frederic Durairaj

Punadikar Sachin Chandrakant

Methods, systems, and computer program products for providing monitored transactions at automated teller machines are disclosed. For example, a computer-implemented method may include receiving, at an automated teller machine, a transaction request from a mobile device of a user, generating an electronic transmission based on the transaction request, sending the electronic transmission to a server machine, receiving a result from the server machine based on the electronic transmission, and providing information associated with the result of the electronic transmission to the mobile device of the user.

Monitored transactions at automatic teller machines

In a routing table of a first system, a routing table entry for a first application is created by a controller application executing in a controller system, the first application intended for relocation, a second application in the set of applications not intended for relocation. At the second system responsive to commencing execution of the first application in the second system at a second time, a mapping entry is created by a controller application, the mapping entry causing the forwarded packet to be delivered to the first application at the second system. Responsive to a notification that the first application is executing in the second system, the routing table entry of the first system is modified by the controller application, the modified entry causing a packet addressed to the first application to be forwarded from the first system to the second system.

Live application and kernel migration using routing table entries

Techniques for managing communications between applications executing in a distributed computing environment are presented. An example method includes detecting, by a first virtual machine, that an application has migrated from a source virtual machine to a destination virtual machine in the distributed computing environment. The first virtual machine identifies a location of the destination virtual machine in the distributed computing environment. Based on the identified location, the first virtual machine generates one or more routing rules for communications between applications executing on the first virtual machine and the migrated application, wherein the one or more routing rules comprise rules that minimize latency and processing overhead for communications with the migrated application in the distributed computing environment.

Detecting and managing relocation of network communication endpoints in a distributed computing environment

One example of a computer-implemented method of adaptively setting Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) Retransmission TimeOut (RTO) values comprises establishing a connection between a sender node and a receiver node using TCP; determining a network location of the receiver node relative to the sender node; and dynamically setting, by the sender node, an RTO minimum value for the receiver node based on the determined network location of the receiver node relative to the sender node.

Dynamic retransmission timeout values

In an embodiment, a method includes receiving, at a data processing system, a packet from a first component in a first remote network in an overlay network. In an embodiment, a method includes determining whether a largesend option is supported on a set of paths between the first component and a second component, the second component in a second remote network in the overlay network. In an embodiment, a method includes sending, responsive to determining a largesend option is supported on a subset of the set of paths, a packet on the subset of the set of paths.

Tuning TCP largesend parameter in VXLan cloud environments

Technical solutions are described for performing a live update of an operating system. An example method includes cloning an original root volume group associated with an operating system instance executing in a first logical partition to generate a cloned root volume group for booting a second logical partition. The method further includes applying the update to the cloned root volume group, and booting the second logical partition. The method further includes migrating an application instance, from the original root volume group to the second logical partition. The migration includes creating a network tunnel between the first and second logical partitions, and restarting the application instance on the second logical partition. The migration further includes forwarding data directed to the application instance on the first logical partition to the application instance on the second logical partition, and assigning a network address of the first logical partition to the second logical partition.

Live kernel updating using progressive checkpointing and network tunnels

The present disclosure relates to maintaining network services during kernel update operations. According to one embodiment, a server generates a second computing system executing a second system kernel. The second system kernel is updated in relation to a first system kernel executing on a first computing system. The server pauses network services operating on the first computing system. The server generates a snapshot of the network services operating on the first computing system. While the network services are paused on the first computing system, the server caches data packets received from client devices and destined for network services operating on the first system, migrates the network services to the second computing system, and restores the network service snapshot to the second computing system. Upon completing the migration, the server sends the cached data packets to the one or more network services operating on the second computing system.

User datagram protocol (UDP) application handling during live kernel update

A method for handling transmission control protocol (TCP) data between networked computer nodes during blackout periods associated with live kernel updating is provided. The method includes initiating a live kernel update on a first node, transmitting, prior to performing a network blocking procedure associated with the live kernel update, a zero window update to one or more peer nodes, generating a surrogate partition associated with the first node, copying network states from an original partition associated with the first node to the surrogate partition, restoring the network states on the surrogate partition, and transmitting another window update to the one or more peer nodes.

Transmission control protocol (TPC) data handling

Transmission control protocol (TCP) data handling

An improved method, apparatus, and computer implemented instructions for processing a check in an automatic teller machine in a data processing system. A check is received from a user at the automatic teller machine. The check is scanned to generate an image. A transaction is performed involving the check. The image is transmitted to a mobile device associated with the user, wherein the image is in a format for use with a financial program.

User alerts for monitored transactions at automatic teller machines

An automated, embedded & intelligent E-mail Attachment Document manager automatically tracks email and their associated attachments and assists users in locating an email message (email-chain/thread) that is the original source from where the email attachment document. The present invention can perform the tracking action using the given name of the saved attachment file.

Method and apparatus to elegantly and automatically track emails and its attachments for enhanced user convenience

Disclosed is a computer implemented method, computer program product, and apparatus to decorate visible attributes of a rendered avatar. A server may collect a first user profile of a first avatar, the first user profile having at least one interest of a user. Next, the server may receive a location of the first avatar, wherein the location is associated with a view to at least a second avatar. The server can identify the second avatar among a group of avatars visible with respect to the first avatar. Further, the server may read a target profile of the second avatar then determine whether the second user profile satisfies a criterion based on the first user profile and the target profile. In addition, the server may render a modified rendered avatar to a client, responsive to the determination that the target profile satisfies the criterion.

Enhanced visibility of avatars satisfying a profile

A multi-display system and method supporting differing accessibility feature selection provides a suitable display for a user with limited visual acuity, while providing a second display having a different accessibility feature set to a second user. An application or operating system checks selected accessibility features and display settings corresponding to each graphical display device and generates multiple graphical outputs in conformity with program output and the corresponding accessibility features and display settings for each device. One graphical display may be a personal computer display and the other a projector, so that an accessible desktop can be presented to the presenter, while the presentation can be shown with a desired set of attributes. The operating system may support the above-described operation by generating the multiple display outputs from the accessibility settings and a single program output. Alternatively, an application can generate two display outputs in conformity with accessibility selections.

Multi-display system and method supporting differing accesibility feature selection

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Dwip N Banerjee