International Business Machines Corporation

Matthew John Comer

Gary Stuart Bettesworth

Daniel Del Piccolo

Paul Taylor

Kishor S Kulkarni

Dipesh Rawat

Debabrata Sarkar

Intelligent container management is provided. An issue that caused a failed state of a container is identified based on an analysis of exit code information, container log information, host node agent log information, and resource utilization data corresponding to the container using a group of solution agents. It is determined whether the issue that caused the failed state of the container is a resolvable issue with a fix. The fix is applied to the container using a runtime mutating webhook controller prior to restart of the container in response to determining that the issue that caused the failed state of the container is the resolvable issue with the fix. The restart of the container is performed on a host node.

Intelligent container management utilizing runtime mutating webhook

A computer-implemented method, computer program product, and computer system for accessing content on a web page. The method accesses a displayed web page in a web browser of a user computing device and receives a search term for content within the web page. The method accesses contextual information held locally on the user computing device and scans the web page to identify one or more portions of content of the web page relevant to the search term and the contextual information. The method provides a display on the user computing device with links to the relevant web page content.

Accessing content on a web page

A method for modifying a queue of vehicles. In one embodiment, the method includes at least one computer processor determining respective distance values between a first vehicle and one or more adjacent vehicles within a queue of vehicles. The method further includes determining a threshold distance value that corresponds to a distance required to extract the first vehicle from within the queue of vehicles. The method further includes determining a change of position corresponding to at least one adjacent vehicle to the first vehicle within the queue of vehicles based on the determined respective distance values, wherein the determined change in position moves the at least one adjacent vehicle to a distance value from the first vehicle that exceed the threshold distance value. The method further includes transmitting respective requests to the at least one adjacent vehicle to move to the determined change of position.

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Southampton, United Kingdom

Matthew John Comer