International Business Machines Corporation

Kyndryl, Inc.

Nagarjuna Surabathina

Subramanian Krishnan

Bharathi Venkatasubramanian

Matu Agarwal

Ramkumar Ramalingam

Ramya Rajendiran

Aditya M Burli

Jothiponsundar Radhakrishnan

Subhojeet Pramanik

Saptarshi Misra

Methods, computer program products, and/or systems are provided that perform the following operations: obtaining source schema metadata, wherein the source schema metadata is associated with fields of a source schema; obtaining target schema metadata with a target schema, wherein the target schema metadata is associated with fields of a target schema; determining, for each field of the source schema and each field of the target schema, a representation for each field based, at least in part, on the source schema metadata or the target schema metadata associated with each field; and providing the representation for each field of the source schema and each field of the target schema for use in generating data mappings between the source schema and the target schema.

Metadata based mapping assist

A computer-implemented method includes: receiving, by a computing device, a trigger indication to deploy a new artifact into an application cluster; obtaining, by the computing device, deployment data for the new artifact from one or more service entities via external application programming interface (API) calls; storing, by the computing device, the deployment data as a deployment data object; and providing, by the computing device, the deployment data object to a plurality of instances of the application cluster via internal API calls without the need for the plurality of instances to conduct external API calls to the one or more service entities.

Optimizing service deployment in a distributed computing environment

A generic connector module of an integration-platform system reconciles the system's application-independent canonical API with each application-specific API used by an endpoint application. The system generates a software library of application-specific configuration files each capable of enabling the connector to translate commands between one application-specific API format and the canonical-API format. Applications may be added to the system, removed, or updated without revising the connector. When the connector receives an application-specific request from an application or a canonical request from the integration platform, the connector selects an application-specific configuration file that lets the connector translate the received request into its complementary API format. The connector then forwards the translated request to its intended recipient. A converse process occurs when receiving an application-specific or canonical response to the translated request. Translations can be performed dynamically, in real time, without requiring a distinct connector module dedicated to each application.

Generic connector module capable of integrating multiple applications into an integration platform

Systems, methods, and computer program products to perform an operation comprising obtaining a set of ports based on monitoring repeated attempts by a client application to establish a connection on ports signaled by a server application, establishing one or more secure connections between a client computer executing the client application to the server computer executing the server application based on the set of ports, opening each port of the set of ports to receive requests from the client application, listening on each of the set of ports for a first request from the client application to the server application, receiving, from the client application, the first request on a first port of the set of ports, and transmitting the first request to the server application.

Integrating applications with endpoints using dynamic port negotiation

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Andhra Pradesh, India

Nagarjuna Surabathina