Ca, Inc.

Sap Se

Sybase 365, Inc.

Scott W Strobel

Ryan Clemens

Jester Goldman

Anthony Kueh

Jason D Goldman

Prabodh Joshi

Sanjeet Mall

Brett Donahue

Peter William Mullarkey

Andrew Wai Lee

Raman Sethi

Mark S LoSacco

Aby Paul

William Hunt

Jonathan Li

Carl Schneidinger

William Flood

Marcus Pridham

Marc Waldthausen

In embodiments, a known network relation is generated from a known topology of a network and is sent to a first data source agent associated with a first tool configured to monitor the network. A first contextual topology of the network is received from the first data source agent and is based on the known network relation and first data associated with the first tool. An extended topology is generated by reconciling the known topology with at least the first contextual topology. In further embodiments, a derived network relation is received from the first data source agent. The derived network relation is sent to a second data source agent. Second contextual topology based, at least in part, on the derived network relation can be received from the second data source agent. An updated extended topology based, at least in part, on the second contextual topology can be generated.

Extending a known topology of a network using data obtained from monitoring the network

Provided is a process, including: obtaining a plurality of network-traffic pattern specifications; obtaining network traffic data captured as the network traffic data is leaving from, arriving to, or looping back at a network interface of a computing device; comparing the plurality of network-traffic pattern specifications to the network traffic data; detecting based on the comparing, a match between at least a portion of the network traffic data and a matching network-traffic pattern specification among the plurality of network-traffic pattern specifications; and causing adding or adjusting one or more instances of one or more monitoring agents monitoring the instance of a service based on the detected match and the respective monitoring agent or monitoring agent configuration setting associated with the matching network-traffic pattern specification.

Display method of exchanging messages among users in a group

Provided is a process including: obtaining, with one or more processors, network-traffic data describing a graph of network traffic among a plurality of hosts of one or more distributed applications executing on a plurality of computing devices between which the network traffic is sent; inferring, with one or more processors, a topology of a first distributed application among the one or more distributed applications based on the network-traffic data; causing, with one or more processors, a visual representation of the topology to be presented in a graphical user interface.

Discovering application topologies

A clustered server system and a method for maintaining a server cluster involve a plurality of servers that collectively form a server cluster. A master database stores configuration information concerning the server cluster. Each server stores a local copy of the configuration information in a file system. The servers automatically update their respective file system using a database copy of the configuration information if the configuration information changes in the database.

Server clustering in mobile computing environment

In an example embodiment, a container is downloaded, the container being an application natively executable by a first operating system of the user device, the container including: a container service including one or more libraries of functions designed by a container designer to natively operate on the first operating system; a browser; container metadata defining functions of the application, the functions compatible with the container service for the first operating system and also compatible with a container service for a second operating system; and a plug-in including one or more additional libraries of functions designed by an entity other than the container designer to perform additional native operations on the first operating system. Then, the container metadata can be executed using the browser, causing function calls to the container service and plug-in and thus controlling native functions of the user device.

Dynamic containerization

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Scott W Strobel