International Business Machines Corporation

Rajan Raman

Akira Saitoh

Andrew B Cornwall

Ravi Shah

Nobuhiro Asai

Rohit Pradeep Shetty

Arun Ramakrishnan

Sachin K Mahajan

Bharat B Purohit

Tejas R Parajia

Yochana S Honnavar

Lance Loy Rodrigues

Preeti Rajashekhar Kottalagi

Sachin K Jha

Just-in-time data migration in a live system is provided. Changes in a subscription that include structure, syntax, semantic, and identifier changes in data corresponding to the subscription are indicted to a new target system. A request to run an operation corresponding to the subscription on the new target system is received from a client device user. It is determined whether the operation needs related subscription data from a legacy system. In response to determining that the operation does need the related subscription data from the legacy system, the related subscription data for the operation is transformed just-in-time to support just-in-time migration of the related subscription data from the legacy system to the new target system. The operation is run on the new target system generating a new identifier for the subscription while referencing the related subscription data being migrated just-in-time from the legacy system.

Just-in-time data migration in a live system

A method, computer program product, and computer system for receiving, at a service broker on a first computing device, a status probe associated with at least a portion of a service, wherein the status probe may be sent from a platform on a second computing device. A response to the status probe may be generated, wherein the response may include a status of at least the portion of the service, and wherein the response may further include additional information. The response may be sent with the status and the additional information to the platform.

System and method for dynamic stopping of cloud-based provisioning requests

A virtual machine can be extended to be aware of secondary cores and specific capabilities of the secondary cores. If a unit of platform-independent code (e.g., a function, a method, a package, a library, etc.) is more suitable to be run on a secondary core, the primary core can package the unit of platform-independent code ('code unit') and associated data according to the ISA of the secondary core. The primary core can then offload the code unit to an interpreter associated with the secondary core to execute the code unit.

Processing code units on multi-core heterogeneous processors

Executing platform-independent code on multi-core heterogeneous processors

For collaboration amongst applications, a first application is selected from the applications based on a pre-defined parameter of the first application and selecting a second application from the applications. At least one common collaboration element exists between the first application and the second application. A tag is added to the first application. The tag corresponds to an event notification corresponding to an event associated with the at least one common element.

Collaboration in low bandwidth applications

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Rajan Raman