Red Hat, Inc.

Ian Scott McLeod

Christopher Lalancette

Carl C Trieloff

John Dunning

Scott Wayne Seago

Greg D Blomquist

Jay Vyas

Pierre-Yves Chibon

Daniel J Walsh

Christoph Goern

Daniel W Riek

Vaclav Pavlin

Langdon White

Eric Curtin

Aaron Weitekamp

Steven M Loranz

Michael Virgil

A Universal Serial Bus (USB) device configured to build a program, in a host machine, on an alternative CPU architecture. The USB device comprises a USB interface adapted to be communicatively coupled to the host machine. The USB device further comprises a memory module configured to store a package to build on, in the host machine, the alternative CPU architecture. The USB device further comprises a System-on-a-Chip (SoC) configured to access the stored package from the memory module. The SoC is further configured to, when a connection between the USB interface and the host machine is established, automatically run the stored package in the host machine.

Device to build programs on alternative CPU architectures and a method thereof

Methods, systems, and computer program products are included for deploying a composite application. A method includes receiving, at a computing device, a container image that includes a nulecule. The nulecule is parsed to identify a first service, a second service, and a parameter of the first service. An input value is received corresponding to the parameter of the first service. A configuration value of the first service is modified to include the input value. The first service and the second service are deployed on the computing device, with the first service being configured with the configuration value.

Active representation of a composite application

A computer system receives a request to instantiate a virtual machine (VM) in a first target cloud and a second target cloud. The target clouds operate with different configuration parameters. The system modifies a generic VM disk image that is not formatted for the first or second target cloud to create a cloud-formatted VM disk image for the first target cloud and a cloud-formatted VM disk image for the second target cloud. The first target cloud cloud-formatted VM disk image is based on the first target cloud configuration parameters, and the second target cloud cloud-formatted VM disk image is based on the second target cloud configuration parameters. The system instantiates a VM in the first target cloud using the first target cloud cloud-formatted VM disk image and a VM in the second target cloud using the second target cloud cloud-formatted VM disk image.

Building virtual machine disk images for different cloud configurations from a single generic virtual machine disk image

A server computer system determines that configuring a first virtual machine in a cloud depends on a configuration result of configuring a second virtual machine. The server computer system configures the second virtual machine in the cloud and configures the first virtual machine in the cloud using the configuration result of the second virtual machine.

Management of inter-dependent configurations of virtual machines in a cloud

A server computing system receives a request to instantiate a virtual machine in a cloud. The request is associated with a template that specifies the operating system and software packages to be installed on the virtual machine. The system splits the installation of the virtual machine into creating a minimal operating system installation, customizing the minimal installation, and generating a disk image of the customized minimal installation. The system creates a minimal installation of the specified operating system, executes the minimal operating system in a virtual machine guest, and customizes the minimal installation of the operating system as specified in the template. The system generates a virtual machine disk image of the customized minimal installation that is a cloud generic virtual machine disk image an is configurable to instantiate the virtual machine in clouds provided by different cloud providers.

Automation of virtual machine installation by splitting an installation into a minimal installation and customization

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Ian Scott McLeod