Microstrategy, Inc.

Michael David Hudson

Jay Indravadan Shah

Clayton Myers

Shreyas Shah

Timothy Lang

Cezary Raczko

Jehan Jayant Sethna

Systems and methods are disclosed herein for migrating data from a source environment to a target environment. The source and target environments may have different database management systems and/or may be disposed on separate networks. In some embodiments, systems and methods disclosed herein may include identifying data for migration in the source environment, wherein identifying the data comprises identifying tables having a predetermined prefix value, setting customized properties in a data migration utility based on the data, creating a shell for the data in the target environment, using the data migration utility, creating an intermediary representation of the data, copying the intermediary representation to the target environment; and restoring the data from the intermediary representation into the shell in the target environment.

Systems and methods for database migration

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for a deployment architecture for multi-tenant cloud computing systems. In some implementations, a first cluster of processing nodes is configured to run tenant computing environments on behalf of different tenants. A second cluster of processing nodes runs a deployment controller configured to manage and monitor tenant computing environments allocated for the first cluster of processing nodes. A pool of unassigned computing environments is hosted in the first cluster of processing nodes. After receiving a request for a new environment, the deployment controller running in the second cluster of processing nodes coordinates with one or more modules running in the first cluster of processing nodes to update and assign one of the previously unassigned computing environments to be used.

Deployment architecture for multi-tenant cloud computing systems

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for deployment of container-based computer environments. In some implementations, one or more computers provide data for a user interface comprising one or more user interface elements for initiating creation of a new container-based server environment. The one or more computers receive data indicating user interaction with the one or more user interface elements, and in response, create a new container-based server environment comprising multiple different containers hosted by a remote cluster of processing nodes, the multiple different containers being configured to provide different services that interoperate with each other. The one or more computers provide access to the new container-based server environment.

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Roanoke, VA, United States of America

Michael David Hudson