International Business Machines Corporation

Jose F Santiago Filho

Breno H Leitao

Rafael C S Folco

Desnes A Nunes Do Rosario

Desnes A Nunes Do Rosário

Raphael P Mendes Da Silva

Rafael Camarda Silva Folco

A second node may receive a first duplicate package through a converged network via a first node. The first node my include a first link redundancy entity and the second node may include a second link redundancy entity. The first link redundancy entity and the second link redundancy entity may be a part of a physical layer. The second node may receive a second duplicate package. The second link redundancy entity may determine that the first duplicate package was received before the second duplicate package. The second node may delete the second duplicate package. The second node may send the first duplicate package to an application.

Redundancy in converged networks

Embodiments of the present invention provide methods, systems, and computer program products for container communication. In an embodiment, it is determined whether a message is going to a container on a same machine or to a container on a machine at a geographically different location. If it is determined that the message is going to a container on a machine at a geographically different location, then it is determined whether a predetermined threshold has been reached. If it is determined that the predetermined threshold has been reached, then the container from a first machine is migrated to the container on the container on the machine at the geographically different location. A data tracking structure is used to visually represent the migration of containers to other machines.

Live migration of containers based on geo-location

The method includes identifying, by one or more computer processors, a first container with first software stack and a valid multipath configuration, wherein the first software stack is a first path of the valid multipath configuration. The method further includes creating, by one or more computer processors, a second container, wherein the second container has the same rules as the first container. The method further includes creating, by one or more computer processes, a second software stack in the second container, wherein the software stack is a redundant software stack of the first software stack. The method further includes creating, by one or more computer processors, a second path from the first container to the second software stack, wherein the second path bypasses the first software stack.

Redundant software stack

In an approach for moving workloads between central processing units (CPUs) to accommodate balance, a processor profiles a first processor and a second processor of a plurality of processors, using a cycle per instruction metric. A processor assigns a first group of instructions to the first processor and a second group of instructions to the second processor. A processor sums an instruction count for the first group of instructions and an instruction count for the second group of instructions. A processor determines that a balance condition, defined by a predetermined threshold, does not exist across the first processor and the second processor. A processor identifies the second processor has a lower cycle per instruction metric than the first processor. A processor moves a workload, running on the first processor, with a maximum number of instructions of an unbalanced group to the second processor to balance workloads.

Optimized multi-processor instruction scheduler

A first set of data may be received indicating that an object of interest has been identified. A second set of data may be received indicating a first location of where the object of interest was identified. The first location may correspond to a geographical area. In response to the receiving of the first set of data and the second set of data, the first location may be associated with a first transceiver base station. In response to the associating, a first list of one or more mobile devices may be obtained that are within an active range of the first transceiver base station.

Mobile device inference and location prediction of a moving object of interest

A second node may receive a first duplicate package through a first converged network via a first node. The first and second nodes may be physically connected to two or more converged networks. The second node may also receive a second duplicate package through a second converged network. The second node may determine that the first duplicate package was received before the second duplicate package. The second node may delete the second duplicate package. The second node may send the first duplicate package to an application.

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Jose F Santiago Filho