Visa International Service Association

Dell Products Inc.

Shi Kai Khiew

Sachin Cherian Mathew

Ravinder Tamishetty

Kathrina Rose Denila Ondap

Niraj Jitendra Doshi

Samir Mohanty

Robin Kedia

Hancong Kong

Girlie Abad Mangalo

Xue Du

Weiwen Ng

Axel Johannes André Debrand

Ying Teo

As part of deployment of a device, the device typically must be installed and configured, which may be referred to as 'onboarding.' Device onboarding typically involves installation of the physical device and setup of credentials so that it can securely communicate with its target cloud or platform. If the device is unable to successful connect with a rendezvous server, the onboarding process becomes blocked and cannot continue. Currently, there are no automated remediation mechanisms to fix a device so that it can complete secure onboarding. In one or more embodiments, a facilitator acts as an intermediary between a device agent and an owner service. The facilitator helps facilitate automatic resolution of issues that are inhibiting the device from completing secure device onboarding.

Automated remediation of a device that failed secure onboarding

A method is disclosed. The method includes receiving, by a server computer from a resource provider computer, interaction data comprising a user identifier, a resource provider identifier, and a resource identifier. The interaction data is associated with an interaction between a resource provider and a user. The server computer can then determine a set of attribute types specifically associated with the resource provider identifier and the resource identifier. The server can then determine a set of user attributes associated with the set of attribute types using the user identifier. The server computer can then execute a query comprising one or more questions on the set of user attributes to determine if the one or more questions are satisfied. Next, if the one or more questions are satisfied, then the server computer can perform additional processing associated with the interaction.

Attribute database system and method

Described herein is a system in which a number of servers in a server pool may be decommissioned without affecting the availability of capabilities provided by that pool of servers. In some embodiments, each server may be assessed with respect to its characteristics and the applications running on that server. In some embodiments, the server may be added to a list of servers to be decommissioned. In some embodiments, each server in the list of candidate servers may be assigned a deactivation score and ordered based on those deactivation scores. An automated decommissioning system may be implemented to decommission servers on a list of servers to be decommissioned and/or based on a deactivation score associated with that server.

Automated server deployment platform

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Singapore, Singapore

Shi Kai Khiew