Citrix Systems, Inc.

Saifulla Shaik

Shiv Prasad Khillar

Nagendra Tank

Aikaterini Kalou

Kapil Jaisinghani

Pakshal Kumar H Dhelaria

Ahmed Fouzan

Ambarish Kumar

The present disclosure is directed to a scalable, extensible, fault-tolerant system for stateful joining of two or more streams that are not fully synchronized, event ordering is not guaranteed, and certain events arrive a bit late. The system can ensure to combine the events or link the data in near real-time with low latency to mitigate impacts on downstream applications, such as ML models for determining suspicious behavior. Apart from combining events, the system can ensure to propagate the needed entities to other product streams or help in entity resolution. If any of the needed data is yet to arrive, a user can configure a few parameters to achieve desired eventual and attribute consistency. The architecture is designed to be agnostic of stream processing framework and can work well with both streaming and batch paths.

Systems and methods for data linkage and entity resolution of continuous and un-synchronized data streams

Described embodiments provide systems and methods resolving test case dependencies to execute test suites. An agent may establish a connected graph representing a test suite having a test cases to test an application that provides APIs. The connected graph may have an ordered connection of nodes via paths corresponding to each test case. The agent may traverse the ordered connection of nodes in each path of the connected graph to identify test case dependencies and API assertion dependencies. The agent may resolve each test case dependency by executing the dependency. The agent may resolve each API assertion dependency by executing the dependency. The agent may concurrently execute, responsive to resolving each dependency, each test case. The agent may determine a result of an execution of a test case of the test suite. The result may indicate one of a success or failure in executing the test case.

Automating integration test cases by resolving test case dependencies

Methods and systems for generation of a database schema compliant search query based on a natural language input are described herein. Natural language input may be received from a computing device. The natural language input may be associated with multiple search requests to a database. The natural language input may be parsed into a plurality of segments. The plurality of segments may be, for example, one or more words of a text string. At least one identifier for the plurality of segments may be associated with one or more confidence values. The natural language input may be converted into a single search query based on the confidence values and/or on a set of rules. The single search query may be initiated with respect to the database. The single search query may fetch content more efficiently than the multiple search requests.

Query generation using natural language input

Systems and methods described herein provide heterogeneous access to tenant databases. A delegator intermediary to clients and tenant database receives a request from a client to perform a database related action. The request identifies a query type and tenant identifier. The tenant databases include a first tenant database of a first database type and a second tenant database of a second type. The delegator identifies a tenant database using the tenant identifier from the request. The delegator determines a database type corresponding to the identified tenant database. The delegator selects, from a plurality of drivers corresponding to respective database types, a driver based on a database type for the identified tenant database. The delegator establishes a database connection using the selected driver between the delegator and identified tenant database. The delegator uses the database connection for performing the database related action from the request.

Systems and methods for access to multi-tenant heterogeneous databases

Described embodiments provide systems and methods for providing a web application composed of micro-frontends. The systems and methods can receive a request to access a micro-frontend of a user interface for a web-application from a client application executing on a client device. The systems and methods can retrieve one or more user interface specifications corresponding to a micro-service that provides the micro-frontend. The systems and methods can identify a plurality of resources used by the micro-service corresponding to the user interface specification. The systems and methods can add a plurality of tags to a web page based on the plurality of resources. The systems and methods can load the plurality of resources to establish data objects for the micro-service, in response to adding the plurality of tags to the web page, to construct a document object model for rendering via the client application executing on the client device.

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Saifulla Shaik