Bank of America Corporation

Jerome M Zott

Sitaram C Yarlagadda

Vijaya M Anusuri

Judeson Bobson John

Prabhu Davidraj

Mary E Merrill

Senthil Thiyagarajan

Sridhar Ramaswamy

Meenakshi Sundaram Natarajan

Robert J Nicholson

Thiyagu Chandran

Faisal Azfar

Denise Alexander

Sugumar Balaraman

Todd Lowney

Velmurugan Vinayakam

Pradeepa Shanmugam

Gopi Krishna Dogiparti

Rakesh K Joshi

Sai Karthik Nanduri

Vigneshvaran Ramalingam

Arun Prasath Govindarajulu

Aspects of the disclosure relate to enabling independent storage and processing of data with centralized event control. An event control computing platform may receive an indicator of a processing task associated with processing a dataset. Subsequently, the event control computing platform may authenticate the indicator of the processing task. Then the event control computing platform may identify and allocate resources for executing the processing task and storing the dataset. Finally, the event control computing platform may generate and transmit a series of commands to cause the dataset to be accessed by the processing platform, cause the processing task associated with the dataset to be executed, and cause the processed dataset to be stored on the storage platform.

Independent storage and processing of data with centralized event control

A method for identifying applications operating in contravention to historic operation standards is provided. The method may include retrieving operation system log data from a plurality of operating system logs. The method may include retrieving job scheduling log data from a plurality of job scheduling logs on the first level. The method may include retrieving platform data from a distributed data platform on a second level. The method may include combining the operating system log data, the job scheduling log data and the platform data. The method may identify an application operating in contravention to historic operation standards. The method may also identify at least one user identifier or service identifier associate with the application. The method may terminate and/or flag the application for remediation.

Distributed data platform resource allocator

A system for transferring archived data comprises one or more interfaces, each operable to read data from magnetic storage tape, and one or more processors communicatively coupled to the one or more interfaces and operable to: identify a file stored on a magnetic storage tape, the file having a first format, identify a date associated with the identified file, identify one from a plurality of intermediate platforms based at least in part on the identified date, the intermediate platforms operable to access data from file formats associated with a range of dates, transfer the identified file to the identified intermediate platform, access data in the identified file using the identified intermediate platform, transfer the accessed data from the identified intermediate platform to a contemporary software platform, and store the accessed data in a second format.

Transferring archived data

Methods and apparatus are disclosed for generating a short term password that may be used to access a data warehouse. According to aspects of the disclosure, a user may request a password after inputting a data warehouse environment, an ID name, and a reason for the password reset. A server may receive the request and determine whether the difference in time of the present request and a previous request for the same ID name and data warehouse environment is greater than a time limit. Additionally, the server may determine whether a previous user has logged in using a password for the same ID name and data warehouse environment. Thereafter, the server may generate and output a short term password that expires after the time limit.

Password generator

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Glastonbury, CT, United States of America

Jerome M Zott