Palantir Technologies Inc.

Stripe, Inc.

Peter Wang

Vivek Lakshmanan

Mahmoud Abdelsalam

Greg DeArment

Guodong Xu

Grant Wu

Richard Niemi

Kevin Simons

James Ross

Eric Santos

Ji Huang

Alexander Thiemann

Adam Eagle

Hongshan Zhou

Michael Xiaoxuan Yang

Michael Nazario

Andre Frederico Cavalheiro Menck

James Edward Winchester

Yifei Huang

Amr Al Mallah

Andy Chen

Francis Chen

Nitish Kulkarni

Christopher Yu

Grace Garde

Mark Cinali

Xiangnong Wang

A method for preventing race conditions in a database comprises: setting a first numerical entry and a second numerical entry in a database; receiving a first online transaction; responsive to determining a lock of the database is in progress due to a second received online transaction, suspending the first online transaction; removing the lock after the second received online transaction is completed; responsive to determining that the first entry is greater than zero, decrementing the first entry by an amount indicated in the first online transaction; responsive to determining the second entry is greater than zero, decrementing the second entry; processing the first transaction; and generating an online transaction record for the first transaction and storing the generated record in an online transaction database.

Database locking mechanism

A system with an interactive user interface for users to view and interact with sanitized log data received from a plurality of hosts, such as those associated with various services of an organization. The system may receive from hosts log files and/or metadata that have been filtered by agents executing on the respective hosts to remove or anonymize any sensitive or confidential information prior to transmission to the system. In some embodiments the system does further filtering of the sanitized data. Received sanitized data is parsed, indexed, and/or otherwise processed for optimal searching, and stored in a log pipeline. The system causes display of an electronic visualization interface.

Linking related events for various devices and services in computer log files on a centralized server

A method comprises: setting an first entry and an second entry in a database; receiving a first online transaction; responsive to determining a lock of the database is in progress, suspending the first online transaction; updating the first entry; removing the lock; receiving a second online transaction; responsive to determining that the first field is greater than zero, decrementing the first field by an amount indicated in the second online transaction; and responsive to determining the second entry is greater than zero, decrementing the second entry.

Database race condition prevention

A system with an interactive user interface for users to view and interact with sanitized log data received from a plurality of hosts, such as those associated with various services of an organization. The system may receive from hosts log files and/or metadata that have been filtered by agents executing on the respective hosts to remove or anonymize any sensitive or confidential information prior to transmission to the system. In some embodiments the system does further filtering of the sanitized data. Received sanitized data is parsed, indexed, and/or otherwise processed for optimal searching, and stored in a log pipeline. The system causes display of an electronic visualization interface comprising a dynamic electronic search configured to receive an indication of various log search criteria, such as an error or trace identifier, that are used to identify matching log files meeting the provided criteria, such as log files associated with services executed on different hosts.

Various systems and methods for aggregating data from disparate sources to determine an optimal package of data items are disclosed. For example, the system described herein can obtain data items from various sources, aggregate and/or organize the data items into an optimal package based on various criteria, and present, via an interactive user interface, the optimal package. Furthermore, the interactive user interface may enable a user to adjust the criteria used to aggregate and/or organize the data items. The system may interactively re-aggregate and re-organize the data items using the adjusted criteria as the user interacts with the package via the user interface. The system and user interface may thus enable the user to optimize the packages of data items based on multiple factors quickly and efficiently.

System and method for efficiently determining and displaying optimal packages of data items

Methods, systems and computer programs are disclosed for managing data bugs in a data processing system comprising one or more data resources. The method may comprise receiving an indication of one or more bugs relating to one or more data resources, and contextual information for the one or more bugs and determining, from the received indication, one or more bug types and grouping the bugs by bug type for the same data resource to produce a aggregated list of open issues requiring fixing. Further operations may comprise presenting the aggregated list of one or more open issues on a user interface for selection, the one or more open issues being selectable, and, responsive to receiving selection of a particular open issue, presenting contextual information for the one or more bugs within the group on the user interface.

Management of software bugs in a data processing system

Growing community of inventors

Seattle, WA, United States of America

Peter Wang