Vmware, Inc.

Sergio Sanchez

Radostin Georgiev

Stanislav Asenov Hadjiiski

Georgi Muleshkov

Tina Nakova

Angel Ivanov

Miroslav Shipkovenski

Zahari Ivanov

Lazarin Lazarov

Alek Boninski

An example apparatus includes a dependency graph generator to generate a dependency graph based on a resource request file specifying a first resource and a second resource to deploy to a resource-based service, the dependency graph representative of the first resource being dependent on a second resource, a verification controller to generate a status indicator after a determination that a time-based ordering of a first request relative to a second request satisfies the dependency graph, and a resource controller to cause transmission of the first request and the second request to the resource-based service based on the dependency graph, and, after determining that the time-based ordering of the first request relative to the second request satisfies the dependency graph, cause transmission of the status indicator to a user device.

Methods and apparatus to handle dependencies associated with resource deployment requests

Methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture are disclosed to handle dependencies associated with resource deployment requests are disclosed herein. An example apparatus includes a dependency graph generator to generate a dependency graph based on a resource request file specifying a first resource and a second resource to deploy to a resource-based service, the dependency graph representative of the first resource being dependent on a second resource, and a resource controller to send a first request a second request to the resource-based service based on the dependency graph and in response to a verification controller determining that a time-based ordering of the first request relative to the second request satisfies the dependency graph, send the first request and the second request to a user device.

A quorum in a cluster of nodes in a quorum-based computing system can be dynamically updated such that even just a single remaining operational node can be sufficient to support continued operation of the computing system, while other node(s) in the cluster are in a failure state. When the other node(s) in the cluster become enabled again, the quorum can be adjusted back to an original quorum of the cluster. The content of storage devices in such other node(s) can be deleted when the node(s) start up from the failure state, and up-to-date content from the operational node can be synchronized into the newly started other node(s), thereby enabling content to be consistent and updated in all of the operational nodes in the cluster/quorum.

Method for running a quorum-based system by dynamically managing the quorum

System and computer-implemented method for executing a workflow definition with a set of function definitions having code executable with at least one cloud services provider in a plurality of cloud services providers involve reception of a request to execute a function definition from the workflow definition and a determination of whether code contained in the function definition is only executable at that particular cloud services provider. A provider function at the cloud services provider is invoked using the function definition and an execute command for the provider function is transmitted for the provider function.

Method and apparatus for orchestrating cross-FaaS provider functions declaratively

System and computer-implemented method dynamically deploying serverless functions in a cloud architecture utilize a code execution service to receive a request to trigger execution of a serverless function and to determine deployment status information for a previous serverless function version based on the request. The deployment status information is then used to generate a code execution service command for the code execution service to deploy the serverless function.

Method and apparatus for dynamically deploying or updating a serverless function in a cloud architecture

An example application build automation system can include a management engine configured to receive a first set of definitions corresponding to a first configuration file, receive a second set of definitions corresponding to a second configuration file, generate a first VSCI image using the first configuration file, and generate a second VSCI image using the second configuration file. The example system may further include a build engine configured to receive the first VSCI image and the second VSCI image, generate a build configuration based on the first VSCI image and the second VSCI image, and deploy the build configuration to generate a plurality of build artifacts.

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Sergio Sanchez