Citrix Systems, Inc.

Simplisafe, Inc.

Graham Macdonald

Yuhua Lu

Simon P Graham

Bojan Rajkovic

Roger Cruz

Lanyue Xu

Simon Graham

A method comprises receiving, by a first computing device, a plurality of events, each event including a timestamp and an indicator that corresponds with a location where the corresponding event occurred. The method comprises generating a list of events that occurred at a particular location. The method comprises chronologically ordering the list of events that occurred at the particular location, thereby producing a chronologically ordered list of events. The method comprises allocating the events in the chronologically ordered list into a plurality of alarm incidents, a particular one of the alarm incidents having allocated thereto events that occurred at the particular location. The method comprises receiving, from a second computing device via a network connection, a request for one or more alarm incidents for the particular location. The method comprises after receiving the request, sending, to the second computing device, via the network connection, the particular alarm incident.

Alarm platform with aggregated alarm events

A virtual disk is provided to a computing environment. The virtual disk includes identity information to enable identification of a virtual machine within the computing environment. A size of the virtual disk is increased within the computing environment to enable the virtual disk to act as a storage for the identity information and as a cache of other system data to operate the virtual machine. The virtual machine is booted within the computing environment. The virtual machine is configured to at least access the virtual disk that includes both identity information and caches other system data to operate the virtual machine. Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.

Provisioning virtual machines with a single identity and cache virtual disk

A system for managing a virtual machine is provided. The system includes a processor configured to initiate a session for accessing a virtual machine by accessing an operating system image from a system disk and monitor read and write requests generated during the session. The processor is further configured to write any requested information to at least one of a memory cache and a write back cache located separately from the system disk and read the operating system image content from at least one of the system disk and a host cache operably coupled between the system disk and the at least one processor. Upon completion of the computing session, the processor is configured to clear the memory cache, clear the write back cache, and reboot the virtual machine using the operating system image stored on the system disk or stored in the host cache.

Secure fast reboot of a virtual machine

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Bedford, NH, United States of America

Graham Macdonald