Citrix Systems, Inc.

Luis Garcia Menchaca

Felipe Leon

Leo C Singleton, Iv

Thomas Michael Kludy

Roberto Valdes

Tom Kludy

Jose Reyes

Bradley Markus Rowe

Bruno Spinelli Dantas

Secure communications between services or components of a cloud computing system, are facilitated by generating at a first service provided by a first computing entity of a cloud computing system, a request for computing resources, generating at the first computing entity a digital data signature based at least on the request, using a private key associated with the first service; and inserting the digital data signature within an HTTP header associated with the request. A computer data network is used to communicate the request to a second service. The second service extracts the digital data signature and uses a public key to validate the digital data signature.

Secure inter-service communications in a cloud computing system

Described embodiments may provide messages via websocket connections. A messaging system may maintain, on a first network, via the messaging system instances, a plurality of persistent websocket connections between each of a plurality of on-premise connectors and each messaging system instance. The messaging system may receive a message to be sent to an endpoint on a second network of an on-premise connector of the plurality of on-premise connectors. The messaging system may identify, via a registry associating on-premise connector endpoints to messaging instances, a messaging system instance of the plurality of messaging system instances via which to send the message to the endpoint. The messaging system instance may maintain the websocket connection to the on-premise connector in communication with the endpoint. The messaging system instance may transmit the message to the endpoint via the websocket connection to the on-premise connector.

Real-time cloud-based messaging system

Methods, systems, computer-readable media, and apparatuses method for integrating a cloud service under development with a production cloud system that includes at least one production service. A first scope is assigned for use in testing the first cloud service under development with the production cloud system, in which the first scope restricts access of the first cloud service under development to the production cloud system. A first user of the production cloud system is assigned to the first scope. A second scope is assigned to services of the production cloud system, which does not restrict access of the services of the production cloud system. Access to the first cloud service under development and to the at least one production cloud service is provided to the first user. Other users of the production cloud system are not provided access to the first cloud service under development.

Scoped view of cloud control plane for development of new services

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Luis Garcia Menchaca