International Business Machines Corporation

Sandeep Naik

Sasikanth Eda

Abhishek Jain

Deepak R Ghuge

William W Owen

Ashish Pandey

Manojkiran Eda

Pushkaraj Balasaheb Thorat

Digvijay Ukirde

Shashank Shingornikar

A computer-implemented method according to one embodiment includes determining patterns of an application that utilizes a filesystem and/or properties of queries of the application. Data of the filesystem is stored across a plurality of replication sites of a data storage system. Based on the determined patterns of the application and/or the determined proper-ties of the queries of the application, a utility of storing at least some of the data of the filesystem in different variations at more than one of the replication sites is estimated. The estimated utility is compared against a predetermined utility threshold, and in response to a determination that the estimated utility is greater than the predetermined utility threshold, a write system call offered by the filesystem is modified to store the data in different variations at more than one of the replication sites.

Storing variations of data across different replication sites

A computer-implemented method, according to one embodiment, includes: receiving a file operation, and determining a transaction identification which corresponds to the file operation. The transaction identification is used to create a unique queue which corresponds to the file operation. A number of fields included in the unique queue is equal to a number of sub-operations included in a predefined template associated with the file operation. Moreover, the number of fields included in the unique queue are populated as each of the respective number of sub-operations are performed. A determination is made as to whether each of the number of fields in the unique queue have been populated, and the unique queue is sent to a global queue in response to determining that each of the number of fields in the unique queue have been populated.

Enabling consistency in push order for network caching

Embodiments are disclosed for reducing audio syndrome content. The techniques include generating a listener profile. The listener profile includes data associated with content that induces an audio syndrome for a listener. The techniques include determining that current content includes content that induces the audio syndrome for the listener. A trained audio syndrome predictor makes the determination based on the listener profile. The techniques include, in response to determining that the current content includes the content that induces the audio syndrome for the listener, generating an alternative audio content that suppresses audibility of the content that induces the audio syndrome for the listener. Additionally, the techniques include presenting the alternative audio content for the listener in place of the current content.

Reducing audio syndrome content

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