Pepperdata, Inc.

Google Inc.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Yahoo! Inc.

Scott Banachowski

Sean Andrew Suchter

Charles C Carson, Jr

Kimoon Kim

Choongsoon Chang

Judith A Hay

Ulas Kirazci

Swee Boon Lim

Rohit Chandra

Andrew Feng

Raymond Paul Stata

Evgeniy Makeev

Ho John Lee

Eric Wai Ho Lau

Jeffrey Budzinski

Charles Carson

Yuri Romanenko

Disk-backed array techniques can, in some implementations, help ensure that the arrays contain consistent data. An alert can be provided if it is determined that the data in the array is, or may be, corrupted.

Consistent, disk-backed arrays

In an embodiment, the systems, methods, and devices disclosed herein comprise a computer resource monitoring and allocation system. In an embodiment, the resource monitoring and allocation system can be configured to allocate computer resources that are available on various nodes of a cluster to specific jobs and/or sub-jobs and/or tasks and/or processes.

Systems, methods, and devices for dynamic resource monitoring and allocation in a cluster system

Among other things, one or more techniques and/or systems are provided for sustained data protection. In particular, a data protector may define a set of access levels associated with content within data using a set of access policies (e.g., a partial access level to inventory data for an inventory server, a full access level to inventory data and billing data for a shopping website server, etc.). The data protector may secure (e.g., encrypt) the data to create protected data, so that clients may be unable to access content of the protected data without obtaining access through the data protector. In this way, the data protector may selectively provide clients with access to content within the protected data according to respective access levels for the different clients (e.g., access to inventory data, but not billing data, may be provided to the inventory server by the data protector).

Sustained data protection

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for storing data on in a storage medium. In one aspect, a method includes receiving a key-value pair including a key k and a value v. The method further includes encoding the key-value pair as (i) a first key-value pair including a first key kand first value v, and (ii) a second key-value pair including a second key k. The method further includes inserting the first key-value pair and the second key-value pair in a trie.

On-disk multimap

Methods and apparatus for executing an application are disclosed. In accordance with one embodiment, a request is received. One or more of a plurality of module types are instantiated such that a plurality of module objects are generated. A query plan linking the plurality of module objects is executed such that a response to the request is generated. The response is then returned.

Composition model for cloud-hosted serving applications

Growing community of inventors

Mountain View, CA, United States of America

Scott Banachowski