F5 Networks, Inc.

F5, Inc.

Joel Benjamin Moses

Timothy Scott Michels

Timothy Worsley

Ravi Natarajan

William Ross Baumann

Kevin Stewart

Steven D Dabell

William Church

Technology related to application deployment across network devices including smart network interface cards. In one example, a method includes distributing an application across a plurality of locally connected computing subdomains. The subdomains can include a mixture of general and special purpose computing subdomains, such as for example, a main computer and an associated smart network interface devices or systems, such as for example a smart network interface card (NIC). The subdomains can each run hypervisors that are bridged to allow a single virtual machine to operate across the subdomains. The application can include multiple portions. For example, an application can be split by different functionalities. The application portions can be tagged to indicate which subdomain they are to be executed within. If the chosen subdomain has available the requisite resources, the application can be detached and distributed to the chosen subdomain.

Methods for application deployment across multiple computing domains and devices thereof

Methods, non-transitory computer readable media, network traffic management apparatuses, and network traffic management systems that utilize a reverse tunnel proxy in a cloud environment. The reverse tunnel proxy in a cloud environment automatically discovers its environment and creates an appropriate tunnel without using a public IP. The reverse tunnel proxy in a cloud environment utilizes an outgoing connection along with an initialization and channelization to connect to the cloud and accepts an incoming connection in response. In embodiments, a cloud initiates a connection and a tunnel is created without need for additional IP addresses. In embodiments, the reverse tunnel proxy in a cloud environment connects to a client as a server and a private key is stored at a server side without pushing private keys into a public environment.

Methods and devices for service-discovering reverse-tunnel proxy and tunnel service center

Methods, non-transitory computer readable media, and mobile application manager apparatus that assists with deterministic enforcement of compliance policy includes receiving one or more compliance policy changes. An estimated time to enforce the received one or more compliance policy changes on one or more enrolled mobile devices is identified. It is determined whether the identified estimated time to enforce the received one or more compliance policy changes is acceptable based on one or more stored parameters. The received one or more compliance policy changes on the one or more enrolled mobile devices is enforced when the identified estimated time is determined to be acceptable and updating existing one or more compliancy policies with the received one or more compliance policy changes.

Methods for deterministic enforcement of compliance policies and devices thereof

Methods, non-transitory computer readable media, and network traffic management apparatuses that receive a request from a client device to access an application. The request comprises an original certificate. A determination is made when the certificate is valid. Data is extracted from one or more fields of the certificate, when the determining indicates that the user certificate is valid. A delegate certificate comprising the data and signed by a certificate authority trusted by a server device hosting the application is generated. The delegate certificate is sent to the server device. With this technology, network traffic management apparatuses can secure SSL connections using PFS-capable ciphers, while also inspecting payload data in network traffic exchanged between client and server devices in order to provide intelligent services in the network.

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Joel Benjamin Moses