Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Santosh Kumar Ameti

Ganesh Kumar Gella

Swaminathan Sivasubramanian

Yi Zhang

Rama Krishna Sandeep Pokkunuri

John Baker

Yahor Pushkin

Yaser Al-Onaizan

Roger Scott Jenke

Harshal Pimpalkhute

Vasanth Philomin

Meghana Puvvadi

Manikya Pavan Kiran Pothukuchi

Saab Mansour

Kartik Natarajan

Salvatore Romeo

Ruhaab Markas

Shahab Shekari

Satya Naga Satis Kumar Gunuputi Alluri Venka

A system receives one or more transcripts of communications between entities. The system identifies a requested action in the communications based at least in part on a mapping between the requested action and an application programming interface. The system identifies one or more statements eliciting information, based on parameters to the application programming interface. The system generates a definition of an artificial agent based, at least in part, on the requested action and the one more statements eliciting information.

Artificial agent generator

Based on analysis of a workload associated with a throttling key of a client request directed to a first service, a scale-out requirement of the throttling key is obtained at respective resource managers of a plurality of other services which are utilized by the first service to respond to client requests. The resource managers initiate, asynchronously with respect to one another, resource provisioning tasks at each of the other services to fulfill the scale-out requirement. A throttling limit associated with the throttling key is updated to a second throttling key after the resource provisioning tasks are completed by the resource managers, and the updated limit is used to determine whether to accept another client request associated with the throttling key.

Automated provisioning techniques for distributed applications with independent resource management at constituent services

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Santosh Kumar Ameti