Control Plane Corporation

Vmware, Inc.

Julian Vassev

Doron Grinstein

Dan Wilson

Radostin Georgiev

Vladimir Dimitrov

A system for cross cloud workload identity virtualization including a program having instructions to route a first network call from a workload in a first cloud computing environment addressed to a first cloud computing environment instance metadata service (IMS) having destination data with an IP address of 169.254.169.254 to a universal IMS (UIMS) different from the first cloud computing environment IMS, route a second network call from the workload addressed to a destination other than the first cloud computing environment IMS to the destination indicated by the second network call, respond to the first network call with credentials valid for accessing a cloud service provided in a second cloud computing environment. The workload can access the cloud service from the first cloud computing environment, and access the cloud service from a third cloud computing environment different from the first cloud computing environment.

Cross-cloud workload identity virtualization

The current document is directed to methods and systems that that generate proxy-object interfaces to external executable code for use in workflows executed by a workflow-execution system. The workflow-execution-engine component of a cloud-management system provides one example of a workflow-execution system in which proxy-object interfaces to external executable code are used. In one implementation, an existing automated-code-generation subsystem generates plug-in class declarations that represent one or more external executables. An additional class-wrapping subsystem then generates a proxy class for each code-generated plug-in class.

Methods and systems that generate proxy objects that provide an interface to third-party executables

Methods and apparatus are disclosed to provide a sandboxed code execution in a virtualized environment. An example apparatus includes a closure service to receive a request for execution of code. The example closure service is to generate a closure to trigger execution of the code within the apparatus. The example apparatus includes a container host to form a host environment for a container image. The example container image is to spawn, in response to the closure, a container to execute the code. The example container is to execute the code and keep code execution and result inside the container. Code execution and result inside the container do not affect operation of the apparatus.

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Julian Vassev