International Business Machines Corporation

Ian R Govett

Stephen Victor Kosonocky

Peter Anthony Sandon

Thomas Edward Cook

Li Long Chen

Suhwan Kim

Paul David Kartschoke

Keith Robert Williams

Xiao Yang Zhu

Erwin B Cohen

Mirza S Baig

Dan Lu

Robert A Larsen

Jeremy W Chalfant

Methods and systems for container hyperlinking are disclosed. A method includes: receiving, by a computing device, a request for a source container; determining, by the computing device, a plurality of recommended target containers corresponding to the source container; displaying, by the computing device, the source container and the plurality of recommended target containers; receiving, by the computing device, a request to link the source container to at least one of the plurality of recommended target containers; and executing an application by dynamically linking the source container and the at least one of the plurality of recommended target containers. Each of the plurality of recommended target containers corresponding to the source container may be determined using information about a popularity of the recommended target container.

Container hyperlinking

A machine code builder providing improved software controlled power management is described. A machine code builder reads pre-executable code and builds machine code from the pre-executable code to maximize a duration that a resource is not required. The resource(s) not required may be user defined or the builder can analyze the pre-executable code to determine which resource(s) are not required. The builder re-organizes machine code to maximize the time a particular resource is not used. Mechanisms are also provided to have resource emulation code execute during re-energizing of a resource to prevent loss of performance.

Machine code builder derived power consumption reduction

A power saving cache and a method of operating a power saving cache. The power saving cache includes circuitry to dynamically reduce the logical size of the cache in order to save power. Preferably, a method is used to determine optimal cache size for balancing power and performance, using a variety of combinable hardware and software techniques. Also, in a preferred embodiment, steps are used for maintaining coherency during cache resizing, including the handling of modified ('dirty') data in the cache, and steps are provided for partitioning a cache in one of several way to provide an appropriate configuration and granularity when resizing.

Method of dynamically controlling cache size

A transaction manager intercepts all requests for service from any of a plurality of clients, establishes connections independently of task requests and assigns available servers to the requests in the order the requests are received in order to provide equitable distribution of service resources over an increased number of client/server connections. Preferably, the transaction manager provides for starting at least one server independently of any request, direction of all client requests for server connections to a transaction manager independently of any server, placement of task requests in a queue and starting and stopping additional servers based on queue length.

Client/server architecture supporting concurrent servers within a server

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Richmond, VT, United States of America

Ian R Govett