Smule, Inc.

Splunk Inc.

Splunkinc.

Ran Xie

Jeffrey Christopher Smith

Jeannie Yang

Oscar Corral

Charles Espeleta

Jonathan Moody

Robert Hamilton

Ting Wang

Perry Raymond Cook

Joseph Gabriel Echeverria

Arthur Foelsche

Ricky Gene Burnett

Hong Yuan

Zi Liang Chen

Dean Schaffer

Jeremiah Reichardt

Donald Tregonning

Anush Kumar Jayaraman

Max Feng

Eric Prokop

Systems and methods are disclosed for implementing dual textual/graphical programming interfaces for programming streaming data processing pipelines. A user interface is provided that enables a user to author a processing pipeline as a query in a query language, and to request conversion of that query language into a graph data structure representation of the pipeline, which can be visualized in the interface. The interface further enables modification of the graph via interaction with the visualization. On request, the modified graph can be converted back into the query language, with the querying being modified to reflect the modifications to the graph.

Dual textual/graphical programming interfaces for streaming data processing pipelines

Systems and methods are disclosed for enabling stateless status checks using collector redirection. A pool of collector devices can enable asynchronous submission to a data collection system, whereby on receipt of data to a collector device, the collector device generates and acknowledgement value for the data. A submitting device can later use the acknowledgement value to obtain the status of processing the data on the collection system. If collector devices are load balanced, operation of a load balancer can cause a request for status to be routed to a different collector device than the device to which data was initially submitted. To address this, collector devices can be configured to use the acknowledgement value to identify another collector device to which data was originally submitted, and to forward status requests to that other device. Status requests can thus be correctly routed without modification to load balancer operation.

Enabling stateless status checks using collector redirection

Advanced, but user-friendly composition and editing environments for musical scores may be provided using the types, and in some cases the instances, of computing devices that will in turn consume musical score content so generated. Indeed, by integrating musical composition facilities within synthetic musical instruments that can be widely deployed on hand-held or portable computing devices, a social music network that includes such synthetic musical instruments gains access to a large, and potentially prolific, population of authors, editors and reviewers, as well as to the community-sourced musical scores that they can generate. By curating such content and/or by applying crowd-sourcing or other computational techniques to maintain quality, a social music network may rapidly deploy the new and ever evolving content that its user community desires.

Musical composition authoring environment integrated with synthetic musical instrument

Display screen or portion thereof with animated graphical user interface

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Ran Xie