Hitachi Vantara Corporation

Richard Bramante

Vitaly Revsin

Sowmya Manjanatha

Walter Wohler

Andrew Todd

Marty Kulma

Scott Anthony Yaninas

Jerry Shea

Scott Yaninas

In some examples, a computing device may receive a first object. Further, the computing device may be able to communicate with a first network storage system over a network. The computing device may determine, from metadata for the first object, whether the metadata for the first object matches at least one notification rule. Based on determining that the metadata for the first object matches a rule expression of a first notification rule, the computing device may generate a first event notification corresponding to the first object. Further, the computing device may send the first event notification to a first queue specified by the first notification rule. For instance, the first queue may be provided by the first network storage system.

Hybrid cloud event notification management

In some examples, a first computing device associated with a first site may receive a certificate of a second computing device associated with a second site that is different from the first site. The first computing device may send, to the second computing device, a credential of a user associated with the second site. In addition, the first computing device may send to the second computing device, a certificate of the first computing device. Furthermore, based at least on authentication of the credential of the user by the second computing device, trusted communications may be established between the first computing device and the second computing device.

Multi-way trust formation in a distributed system

In some examples, a client device may send, to a service computing device over a network, a request for information related to a change to a file system associated with the client device. In response, the client device may receive, from the service computing device, a list of one or more changes to the file system. The client device may add and/or update metadata for a stub file on the client device based at least partially on the received list of one or more changes. In some cases, the stub file may include a stub data structure stored on the client device, while the file content of the file corresponding to the stub file may be stored at a storage over the network.

Optimizing content storage through stubbing

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Richard Bramante