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Pivotal Software, Inc.

Gabriel A Ramirez

Justin Pearson Smith

Samuel E Smith

James Thomas Bayer

James C Wen

Justin Tyler Archie

Michael Dalessio

David E Goddard

Mark W Kropf

John Shahid

Brandon Shroyer

David Jahn

Kelly Gerritz

Amin Jamali

Daniel George Rosen

Forest Eckhardt

Henry Gene Ramirez

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for monitoring states of application packages deployed on a cloud-based application deployment platform. A notification service retrieves a copy of a deployed application package from the cloud-based deployment platform, and determines libraries of the application package. The notification service can then determine security vulnerabilities in the libraries, and provide notifications on the vulnerabilities of the application package to a user or developer.

Vulnerability notification for live applications

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for monitoring states of application packages deployed on a cloud-based application deployment platform. A notification service retrieves a copy of a deployed application package and metadata associated with the application package from the cloud-based deployment platform, and identifies libraries of the application package. The notification service can then determine which, if any, libraries are or will become out-of-date, and obtain license information about the libraries. The notification service can provide notifications of any outdated components and on license compatibilities or incompatibilities. The notification service can automatically restage the application package, or update the license, upon finding outdated components or license incompatibilities.

Library scan for live applications

The present invention provides a method of determining the efficiency of a gun cartridge by determining the water weight volume of the cartridge; determining the bore diameter of the gun barrel; determining the weight of the bullet; and calculating the efficiency rating of the cartridge by multiplying the water weight volume by the bore diameter and dividing by the bullet weight. The efficiency rating is optimal between 110 and 145 when the water weight volume is determined in grains, the bore diameter is determined in thousandths of inches and the bullet weight is determined in grains. One such 50 caliber gun cartridge has a casing diameter of approximately 0.688 inches and neck portion which accepts a bullet having a bore diameter of approximately 0.510 inches. The case has a length ranging from 1.75 inches to 2.5 inches measured from the primer to the mouth of the neck.

Method of constructing a gun cartridge

Gun cartridge

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Pacheco, CA, United States of America

Gabriel A Ramirez