Perfect Sense, Inc.

Jeremy Collins

David Gang

Hyoo Lim

Charles Teague

Todd C Brannam

Robert Douglas Ward

In some implementations, caching techniques may be employed by a web server that receives various requests from remotely-located client devices, retrieves requested results from an on-site database server, and transmits the results back to the client devices. These caching techniques generally relate to caching retrieved results at the web server such that the web server may be able to directly provide client devices with results without having to retrieve them from the database server every time a request is received. Application of these techniques may improve response times and provide back-end bandwidth savings.

Caching techniques

Techniques and systems are disclosed to provide a configuration tool that can be used to improve configuration of cloud-based network resources. In some implementations, data indicating (i) a present configuration state of a cloud computing resource, and (ii) a desired state configuration of the cloud computing resource is obtained. A determination is made that adjusting the cloud computing resource from the present state configuration to the desired state configuration includes executing one or more operations classified as likely involving user confirmation. A workflow representation is generated for configuring the cloud computing resource from the present state configuration to the desired state configuration. The workflow representation identifies a hierarchical arrangement of tasks to be performed. A user interface is provided for output to a computing device. The user interface enables a user to perceive the hierarchical arrangement of tasks to be performed in configuration of the cloud computing resource.

Hierarchical cloud computing resource configuration techniques

In some implementations, a system is capable of dynamically adjusting the configuration of an application without requiring an entire application-wide update. For instance, the system can perform a dynamic application to vary the content provided for output on the application, the arrangement of content within a user interface of the application, techniques by which a user interacts with or accesses the content on the user interface, among others. In some instances, the system can process the dynamic updates while the application is running as an active process on a client device, or while the user is presently using the application. In addition, the system can execute the dynamic updates in manner to minimally disrupt user experiences associated with the application.

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Jeremy Collins