Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

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Xros, Inc.

Arasor Corporation

John M Green

Stephane Herman Maes

Armand P Neukermans

Timothy G Slater

Arun Malhotra

Chuck A Black

Travis Scott Tripp

Rajeev Bharadhwaj

Adrian Cowham

Brent Arthur Enck

Marc R Schuman

Jane Ang

Jack D Foster

Sam Calmes

Sateesh S Bajikar

Sherry Krell

Anupriya Ramraj

Jerry Hurst

Rebecca M Ballesteros

Andrei V Shchegrov

Kave Eshghi

Ira Cohen

Michael Jansen

Jason Paul Watson

Jerremy Holland

Aram Mooradian

Ramachandra Yalakanti

Julie Anna Symons

Kevin Lee Wilson

Arvydas Umbrasas

Gerald T Wade

Burton Akira Hipp

Jing Dong

Petr Fiedler

Steven E Smead

Phyllis Gallagher

Dicky Lee

James D Perryman

Aswini Kumar

Ritesh Sunder Shetty

Andrea Martin

David S Flood

James A Knoop

Steve Smead

Dennis Morgan

Rene Dato

Ritesh S Shetty

Maintaining a service on a cloud network may include receiving a set of status data associated with the service and performing a scale action on the cloud network based on a scale rule applied to the set of status data. The set of status data may be related to a set of resources utilized by the service, a performance level of the service, and a workload volume of the service. The scale rule may include a utilization condition, a quality condition, a workload condition, and a budget condition.

Maintain a service on a cloud network based on a scale rule

A system () includes an application model () to characterize a given application () for deployment on a cloud (). A deployment manager () analyzes an application requirement for the given application () based on the application model () and policies () associated with the given application () to substantially match infrastructure resources () in the cloud () to fulfill the application requirement.

Cloud application deployment

A system () includes a portability manager () to provide portability instructions to specify a change in deployment of a given application () on a cloud infrastructure (). A deployment manager () controls deployment or lifecycle management of the given application () on the cloud infrastructure () in response to the portability instructions and based on matching cloud infrastructure resources to application requirements for the given application ().

Cloud application deployment portability

A method of dynamically applying a control policy to a network is described. A network layer of a plurality of network layers associated with user traffic is determined. A portion of a control policy corresponding to the network layer and the user traffic is accessed. Then, the portion is sent to a security device associated with the network layer, the portion being configured to be applied by the security device to the network layer and the user traffic.

Dynamically applying a control policy to a network

A method of managing security in a network is described. A data anomaly at a first location on a network is detected. A source of this data anomaly is identified. The source is compared with a plurality of access control policies, wherein each of the plurality of access control policies comprises at least one access restriction instruction associated with one or more sources. Based on the comparing, the source is associated with a corresponding one of the plurality of access control policies.

Managing security in a network

A method for analyzing a latency of a transaction performance is provided. The method includes receiving first transaction latency data which includes a transaction latency of a transaction and a first plurality of latency components that contribute to the transaction latency, receiving a definition of normality for the transaction latency, determining whether the transaction latency is normal or abnormal based at least on the definition of normality, upon the determining that the transaction latency is abnormal, determining whether there is a sufficient amount of the first transaction latency data based on a predefined criterion, upon the determining that the amount of the first transaction latency data is sufficient, computing a normal latency for each of the first plurality of latency components; and ranking the first plurality of latency components based on a degree of abnormality of each of the first plurality of latency components, which is based on the computed normal latency for the each latency component.

Analyzing and application or service latency

A method and system are described for collecting information from a device in a network at a collection interval. According to an exemplary embodiment, a method for collecting the information includes determining data needed from the device at the collection interval to evaluate the information. A measurement request is defined for collecting the data from the device at the collection interval. The measurement request is merged with other measurement requests for collecting the data from the device at the collection interval into a single merged measurement request at the collection interval. The measurement request is also merged with other measurement requests for collecting the data from the device at different collection intervals having a common integral divisor into a single merged measurement request at a highest of the different collection intervals.

Multi-layered measurement model for data collection and method for data collection using same

A method, system, and data structure are disclosed for monitoring transaction performance in a managed computer network environment having a requesting component configured to request a transaction of a servicing component. In accordance with exemplary embodiments the transaction is classified into a transaction type. A correlator is generated for the transaction including information identifying a parent transaction type and a root transaction type of the transaction. An events associated with a completion of the transaction is recorded. Performance statistics are aggregated on the transaction completion event in the context of the information included in the correlator.

Method, system, and data structure for monitoring transaction performance in a managed computer network environment

Arrays of vertical extended cavity surface emitting lasers (VECSELs) are disclosed. The functionality of two or more conventional optical components are combined into an optical unit to reduce the number of components that must be aligned during packaging. A dichroic beamsplitter selectively couples frequency doubled light out of the cavity. In one implementation the dichroic beamsplitter includes at least one prism.

Manufacturable vertical extended cavity surface emitting laser arrays

A micro-mirror strip assembly having a plurality of two-dimensional micro-mirror structures with improved deflection and other characteristics is presented. In the micro-mirror structures, electrodes for electrostatic deflection are disposed on conical or quasi-conical entities that are machined, attached or molded into a substrate. The electrodes are quartered approximately parallel to or offset by 45 degrees from rotational axes to form quadrants. Torsion sensors are provided along the axes of rotation to control deflection of the quadrant deflection electrodes.

Two-dimensional micro-mirror array enhancements

The present invention is directed toward providing a system for monitoring events occurring on a networked browser while the browser is processing web page-based transactions and information, wherein the data from the monitoring process is sent to a computer other than the browser on which the transactions are executing and other than the computer from which the transaction was downloaded. Exemplary embodiments of the invention are directed toward a system and method for invoking a monitoring function on a network computer, including the steps of accessing a web page from a web server, updating the web page by inserting a script tag in the web page, wherein the script tag includes location information for a function for monitoring events on a network computer other than the web server, and storing the updated web page on the web server. An alternate embodiment is directed toward a system and method for monitoring events on a network computer, including the steps of downloading a web page from a web server to a client browser within a network, wherein the web page includes a script tag identifying a location of a monitoring function; retrieving the monitoring function based on information in the script tag; invoking the monitoring function to monitor an event on the client browser; and sending monitored data to a measurement computer, wherein the measurement computer is a computer other than the web server.

System and method for monitoring browser event activities

Methods and systems that adaptively measure and collect performance data are disclosed. An exemplary method includes acquiring system performance data in accordance with a performance policy. Then, data measurement and collection is dynamically adjusted based on the performance policy and a detected system condition. An alternative method includes establishing a self-monitoring data collection policy. At least one system performance metric is then measured in accordance with the self-monitoring data collection policy. The at least one system performance metric is evaluated to determine system health. The system performance metric measuring step is then dynamically adjusted based on the self-monitoring data collection policy and the system health. The steps of measuring, evaluating and dynamically adjusting are then repeated.

Adaptive performance data measurement and collections

This invention relates to a method and apparatus for preventing the fast-forwarding of a video tape cassette through a commercial advertisement recorded at the beginning of the tape. The methods disclosed make use of the standard photoelectric circuitry normally built into a video cassette recorder for sensing the transparent ends of a tape and stopping the recorder. Actuation of the standard stop circuitry may be accomplished by adding an auxiliary light source and associated operating circuitry to illuminate the photocell thereof.

Method and apparatus for the prevention of fast-forwarding of a video

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Rocklin, CA, United States of America

John M Green