Oracle International Corporation

Oracle America, Inc.

Girish Kumar Balachandran

Lik Wong

Shravan Kumar Shivanagari

Taylor Scott Gautier

Eric L Sutton

Vijay Nichinbatl Sriram

Christopher Bryan Webster

Timothy C Misner

Ragupathy Jayaraj

Todd A Fast

Vamshidhar Reddy Pasham

Mack S Ningombam

Karen Theisen

Weishi Liu

Ashutosh Gupta

Rajesh Easwaramoorthy

Jiri Kopsa

Systems for fine-grained control of query execution are disclosed. The system receives and stores access control rules to be applied to queries. The system applies access control rules to a received query to determine one or more actions corresponding to the received query. Based on the access control rules, the system can allow execution of the query without conditions, allow execution of the query under a set of conditions, or prevent execution of the query.

Rule-based query control

Techniques are described for orchestrating execution of multi-step recipes. In an embodiment, a method comprises receiving a request to execute a recipe specification that defines a sequence of steps to execute for a particular recipe; responsive to receiving the request to execute the recipe specification, instantiating a set of one or more recipe-level processes; wherein each recipe-level process in the set of one or more recipe-level processes manages execution of a respective instance of the particular recipe; triggering, by each recipe-level process for the respective instance of the particular recipe managed by the recipe-level process, execution of the sequence of steps; wherein triggering execution of at least one step in the sequence of steps by a recipe-level process comprises instantiating, by the recipe-level process, a plurality of step-level processes to execute the step on a plurality of target resources in parallel.

Orchestration service for multi-step recipe composition with flexible, topology-aware, and massive parallel execution

Techniques are described herein for providing highly available and scalable cloud services. In one or more embodiments, a network service receives from a first client of a plurality of clients, a request to lease a first slice of a plurality of slices of a workload. In response, the network services assigning, to the first client, a lease for the first slice, wherein the lease expires after a lease duration. The network service then receives, from a second client of the plurality of clients, a request to lease the first slice. Based on a state associated with the first client after the lease duration, the network service reassigns the lease for the first slice to the second client. The second client processes a subset of workflow executions associated with the first slice that have not previously been processed by the first client.

Systems and methods for providing zero down time and scalability in orchestration cloud services

Embodiments relate to dynamically defining and visually representing worker threads. More specifically, a set of parameters is defined for each of multiple worker threads, and a dot-matrix UI represents characteristics of individual parameter across worker threads to facilitate expedient configuration.

Scalable dot-matrix UI for workflow submission with multi-dimension variables at different precedence

A patch installation procedure may be generated and executed that is specific both to the patch and the configuration of the target computing system. Configuration data may be received that indicates the configuration of the target computing system. Installation metadata for the patch, describing the operations to be performed for installing the patch may also be received. A patch installation procedure may be generated that is based on both the configuration data and the installation metadata. This patch installation procedure may then be executed to automatically install the patch on the target computing system. In at least some embodiments, the target computing system may a distributed computing system including multiple nodes.

Dynamically generate and execute a context-specific patch installation procedure on a computing system

A method for debugging applications in a development environment. The method may include terminating a thread when a breakpoint is encountered when debugging an application. The method may also include saving input and outputs from an external server invocation.

Method and apparatus for debugging applications in development environments

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Mountain View, CA, United States of America

Girish Kumar Balachandran