Salesforce, Inc.

Consiglio Nazionale Delle Ricerche

Frank Müller

Anna Tampieri

Peter Greil

Simone Sprio

Andrea Ruffini

Eric Liljeback

Derek Forrest

Francisco Manuel Varela Feria

Joaquin Ramirez Rico

Julia Will

Marie-Francoise Harmand

Julian Martinez Fernandez

Thomas Budich

Kevin Fairfax

Martin Hartmann

Carmen Torres Raya

Philipp Otto

Julian MARTÍNEZ FERNÁNDEZ

Marie-Françoise Harmand

Joaquín RAMÍREZ Rico

Systems and methods are provided for determining, at an operator executed on a server that is separate from an application, whether to perform an update of the application. The operator may perform an upgrade precheck when it is determined that the update to the application is to be performed. The precheck may include determining whether a database migration is to be performed as part of the update to the application, and receiving an update mode and an update type to determine the upgrade to the application. The operator may provide to the application via an application program interface (API), one or more application shutdown configuration parameters for the update based on the received update mode and update type of the upgrade precheck. The operator may deploy the update to the application based on the determined update mode and update type.

Systems and methods of context-mapped container deployment for controlled application updates

The present invention relates to a bone substitute comprising a core based on hydroxyapatite (HA), obtained from at least one porous wood, or based on collagen fibers and hydroxyapatite, and a shell, based on hydroxyapatite (HA) or silicon carbide (SiC), obtained from at least one wood having a lower porosity than the at least one wood of the core. The porous wood has a total porosity of between 60% and 95%, preferably between 65% and 85%, and it is selected from amongst the choices of rattan, pine, abachi and balsa wood. The wood of the shell has a porosity of between 20% and 60%, preferably between 30% and 50%. The bone substitute is utilized for the substitution and regeneration of bone, preferably for bones subjected to mechanical loads, such as long bones of the leg and arm, preferably the tibia, metatarsus, femur, humerus or radius.

Implants for 'load bearing' bone substitutions having hierarchical organized architecture deriving from transformation of vegetal structures

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Jena, Germany

Frank Müller