Bank of America Corporation

Kamaljeet Singh Bedi

Vishal Patangia

Anurajam Rajagopalan

Jyotiranjan Mohapatra

Jyoti Ranjan Mohapatra

David Lee Hoyle

An apparatus includes a memory and a hardware processor. The memory stores security restrictions. The processor detects that a user attempted to access a third-party application that does not use the stored security restrictions and communicates the stored security restrictions to the third-party application. The processor also receives a message indicating that the third-party application registered the security restrictions, determines, based on the stored security restrictions, that the user should be granted access to the third-party application, and in response to the determination that the user should be granted access to the third-party application, redirects the user to the third-party application.

Access control tool

A system (e.g., one or more computer systems) of synchronous orchestration may store and/or replay one or more operations of a synchronous orchestration operation if one or more issues impair the synchronous orchestration operation. For example, the system may replay and/or reproduce a task of the synchronous orchestration operation after an amount of time transpires and/or after receiving a notification that indicates an impairment has been overcome. For instance, a replay and/or reproduction process to begin from a point where an orchestration layer was impaired. In one or more embodiments, one or more efforts in repeating an entire synchronous orchestration operation may be reduced.

Operating distributed computer systems

In one or more embodiments, a system (e.g., one or more computer systems) of synchronous orchestration may store and/or replay one or more operations of a synchronous orchestration operation if one or more issues impair the synchronous orchestration operation. For example, the system may replay and/or reproduce a task of the synchronous orchestration operation after an amount of time transpires and/or after receiving a notification that indicates an impairment has been overcome. For instance, a replay and/or reproduction process to begin from a point where an orchestration layer was impaired. In one or more embodiments, one or more efforts in repeating an entire synchronous orchestration operation may be reduced.

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Kamaljeet Singh Bedi