Citrix Systems, Inc.

Citirx Systems, Inc.

Sheldon Lachambre

David Greggory Thornley

Yashabh Sethi

Mohit Dhawan

Sebastian Tomasz Amrogowicz

Aman Sethi

Leo C Singleton, Iv

William Thomas Charnell

Andrew John Ogle

Todd Joseph Rosenthal

William T G Charnell

Tienfeng Chang

A server includes one or more processors configured to determine relationships between one or more executable files, one or more library files, and one or more application programming interfaces (APIs) of a first application, and compare the determined relationships of the first application to determined relationships between one or more executable files, one or more library files, and one or more APIs of a second application. An indication of a matching status between the first and second applications is provided based on the compare.

Computer-implemented methods and systems for determining application matching status

Described embodiments provide systems and methods of migrating clients between databases with different schemas. A database migrator may identify a first database accessible by the client including a first data object maintained in accordance with a first schema. The database migrator may generate, using the first database, a second database including the first data object from the first database. The database migrator may store, onto the second database in accordance with a second schema, a second data object received by the first database subsequent to generation of the second database. The database migrator may convert the first data object of the second database from the first schema to the second schema. The database migrator may migrate the client from the first database to the second database responsive to the completion of storing and converting.

Live zero downtime migration of databases with disparate schemata

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for tracking and managing virtual desktops using signed tokens are presented. In some embodiments, a server computing device may receive a first registration message from a first virtual machine. The server computing device may determine a state of the first virtual machine based on token information associated with the first registration message received from the first virtual machine. Subsequently, the server computing device may update virtual machine state information records maintained by the server computing device based on the state of the first virtual machine determined by the server computing device. The virtual machine state information records maintained by the server computing device may identify one or more tainted virtual machines and one or more untainted virtual machines. In addition, the server computing device may be configured to select virtual machines for brokered virtual desktop sessions based on the virtual machine state information records.

Tracking and managing virtual desktops using signed tokens

Computer-implemented systems and methods are provided for determining application matching status. In one implementation, a method is implemented with one or more processors and includes accessing, at a server, a first dependency tree representing a first application and a second dependency tree, and acquiring one or more values for the first dependency tree and one or more values for the second dependency tree. The method also includes comparing the one or more values of the first dependency tree with the one or more values of the second dependency tree. The method further includes determining a matching status between the first application and an application represented by the second dependency tree based on the comparison, and providing, for display, an indication of the matching status.

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for optimizing and enhancing delivery of application virtualization layers to client computing devices are described herein. In various embodiments, an application virtualization layer optimization service may identify a first and a second application virtualization layer to be delivered to one or more client computing devices. Each application virtualization layer may represent a package of one or more applications. A layer analysis service may analyze the first and second application virtualization layers to determine conflicts between the layers, using predetermined conflict analysis rules, and generate an actionable conflict resolution report based on the analysis. Based on the actionable conflict resolution report, the application virtualization layer optimization service may resolve conflicts between the first and second application virtualization layers, order the first and application virtualization layers, and deliver the ordered layers to the one or more client computing devices.

Optimizations and enhancements of application virtualization layers

Computer-implemented systems, methods, and computer-readable media are provided for facilitating analysis of a software application to determine its compatibility with one or more computer platforms. In accordance with some embodiments, a processor may receive, via an operator interface, a selection of an application and a user identity, and the processor may determine compatibility status between the application and at least one computing platform of a device associated with the user identity, and generate a report with the compatibility results.

Systems and methods for analyzing software compatibility

A system and method is provided for configuring compatibility algorithms for testing compatibility of applications with a platform. The method is performed by one or more processors and comprises attaching compatibility algorithms associated with compatibility applications with meta data or executable code. The method also comprises receiving a request for determining which compatibility algorithms are compatible with a platform, wherein the request includes one or more attributes of the platform. The method further comprises comparing the one or more attributes of the platform with the attached meta data or attached executable code, and identifying at least one compatibility algorithm based on the comparison such that the identified compatibility algorithm determines whether to run the identified compatibility algorithm.

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Sheldon Lachambre