Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Joseph Carl Fant, Iv

Vaibhav Jain

Edwin Voskamp

Joseph Mifsud

Matthew Mitgang

Stephen Peter Wakefield

Pierce Butler Johnson

Thomas Jeffrey Rothwell

An asynchronous dependency resolution system receives a request to store a first application component in an application repository, stores a first dependency map for the first application component in a dependency repository, and generates a first executable bundle for the first application component. The asynchronous dependency resolution system determines that the dependency repository comprises a first association between the first application component and a second application component, where the first application component is a dependency of a second application component, obtains source code for the second application component, and generates a second executable bundle for the second application component using the source code for the first and second application components.

Asynchronous dependency resolution

A workflow for a work item may be executed using an on-device persistent state machine-based architecture. The on-device state machine-based architecture may include a state machine manager that executes the workflow in accordance with a state machine that includes multiple states corresponding to stages of execution in the workflow. Each state in the state machine is associated with one or more tasks to be executed in connection with that state. The state machine further specifies one or more state transitions for each state of the state machine. A state transition associated with a particular state indicates a next state to transition to from the particular state upon completion of the one or more tasks associated with the particular state.

Persistent state machine

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Bothell, WA, United States of America

Joseph Carl Fant, Iv