Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Jerome Raymond Halmans

Ashraf A Michail

Jack Smith Richins

Sudeesh Reddy Pingili

Zubair Ahmed Mughal

A wearable device includes multiple subsystems including a processor and a memory device, multiple temperature sensors coupled to sense temperatures of the multiple subsystems, and programming, including an application, stored on the memory device for execution by the processor to perform operations. The operations include receiving temperature information from the multiple temperature sensors corresponding to temperatures associated with the multiple subsystems, processing the temperature information to identify a first subsystem of the multiple subsystems, and providing a notification to the application executing on the processor to mitigate application performance in a manner to reduce heat generated by the first subsystem.

Application performance mitigation for wearable device

Aspects of the subject matter described herein relate to auditing operations. In aspects, operations may be audited synchronously and/or asynchronously to one or more audit targets. When auditing synchronously, audit records may be written synchronously to an audit target. When auditing asynchronously, a buffer may be used to store audit records until the audit records are flushed to an audit target. If an error occurs in auditing, a policy may be evaluated to determine how to respond. One exemplary response includes failing an operation that triggered a subsequent audit record. Furthermore, if a buffer was unable to be copied to an audit target, the contents of the buffer may be preserved and one or more retries may be attempted to copy the buffer to the audit target.

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