Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Cellco Partnership

Krishna Reddy

Shivinder Singh

Rajesh Ranjan

Madhu Bhimaraju

Naveen Kumar Reddy Indurti

Janak U Dani

Enseart Alwyn Simpson

Sojan Joseph

Rajitha R Kondapalli

Iyer Kasinath

An approach is described for providing unified technological stack management (e.g., via a global storage instance) where metadata is delocalized from storage nodes. The approach includes creating a global storage instance, wherein the global storage instance contains metadata for a storage layer including a plurality of storage nodes, and wherein the global storage instance is delocalized from the plurality of storage nodes. The approach also includes receiving a database operation request from an operating system layer. The approach further includes mediating the database operation request between the operating system layer and the storage layer using the global storage instance.

Method and system for unified technological stack management for relational databases

A system and method are provided for rule configuration for communication protocols. A set of rules associated with a plurality of network resources associated with a server is received at the server from another server. The set of rules is stored in a data storage associated with the server. A request is received at the server from a computing device, for accessing a network resource. One or more rules associated with the network resource are determined from the rules in the data storage. A mapping between the request and each of the one or more rules is determined. If the mapping provides one or more matches between one or more parameters of the request and the one or more rules, a modified request is generated based on the one or more matches. Access to the network resource is provided to the computing device based on the modified request.

Rule configuration framework for communication protocols

Identification of potential fraudulent website activity is performed based on log entry analysis. A log entry representing a user referral from an external referrer is processed to determine whether the referred user performed a log in procedure at a user account website of an organization. The external referrer is, for example, a phishing website. In one example, the referred user first accesses an enterprise website of the organization via the phishing website and subsequently accesses the user account website via the phishing website. In an alternate example, the referred user only accesses the user account website via the phishing website. Upon determining the referred user performed a log in procedure at the user account website, a fraud prevention system is notified.

Identification of potential fraudulent website activity

The deployment of application revisions and performing of application rollbacks across multiple application servers is streamlined by reducing the number of files that are communicated to the application servers to perform updates and rollbacks. An application service is provided by multiple application servers each executing a plurality of compiled code files associated with the application service. Each application server receives a compiled code file corresponding to an update for one of the plurality of compiled code files associated with the application service. The one compiled code file is replaced with the received compiled code file corresponding to the update. The application servers then provide an updated version of the application service by executing the plurality of compiled code files including the replacement compiled code file corresponding to the update. Application rollback is performed using compiled code files stored in a local repository of each application server.

Efficient deployment of application revisions and implementation of application rollbacks across multiple application servers

A device may receive a first alert from a first technology layer of an information technology system. The first alert may be associated with an occurrence of a first event within the first technology layer. The device may receive a second alert from a second, different technology layer of the information technology system. The second alert may be associated with an occurrence of a second event within the second technology layer. The device may determine that the first alert is related to the second alert. The device may generate, based on the first alert being related to the second alert, a third alert that includes information associated with the first alert and information associated with the second alert. The device may provide the third alert to at least one of the first technology layer or the second technology layer.

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