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Simon Bourdages

Joe Keng Yap

Wenyu Cai

Roberta Cannerozzi

Ron Shimon Estrin

Zachary Adam Koehne

Patrick Simek

Ghania A Moussa

Sean L Livingston

Ben Canning

Mahadevan Thangaraju

Yu-Ting Lin

Trung Duc Nguyen

Sukhvinder Singh Gulati

David Charles Oliver

Hani Gamal Loza

Dieter P Jansen

Mrinalini Chakravarty

Chetan Pawgi

Avery Morin

Hale Zheng

Wen Zhou

Wan Chin Wu

Jian He

Huan Wang

Zhigang Zhang

Kangle Yu

Lei Cao

Long Cheng

Hongliang Zhu

Yogesh Abhaykumar Ratnaparkhi

A cloud-based network receives a public key of a public/private key pair and a credential for accessing secrets associated with a user network. The cloud-based network receives, from a user interface configured to facilitate remote control of the user network, a command to be executed at the user network. The cloud-based network encrypts, using the public key, the credential and the command. The cloud-based network forwards, to one or more client devices, the encrypted credential and command. The client devices are configured to decrypt the encrypted credential and command using a private key of the public/private key pair and execute the command on the user network.

Centralized remote migration client credential management

Systems and method for migrating a web application from a source environment to a cloud service. A cloud service system accesses a temporary container containing a manifest and a plurality of web parts for the web application. The manifest includes a list of contents of the temporary container and defines an appearance and functionality of the web application. The cloud service system then reconstructs the web application on the cloud service by automatically generating a user interface environment for the web application on the cloud service based on the manifest and importing each web part of the web parts to the cloud service. The cloud service system configures each web part and the user interface environment to interact as defined by the manifest. The user interface environment reconstructed on the cloud service replicates the appearance and functionality of the web application operating system in the source environment.

Web application component migration to a cloud computing system

A cloud-based migration system exposes a source-independent application programming interface for receiving data to be migrated. The data is uploaded and stored as a single entity in a cloud-based storage system. A migration system then accesses the migration package and begins migrating the data to its destination, from the cloud-based storage system.

Data migration to a cloud computing system

Systems and methods for exporting logical object metadata. In one example, the system includes an electronic processor configured to receive a first input from a user. The first input includes a logical object location and at least one metadata export option. The electronic processor is also configured to create an export job based upon the first input. The electronic processor is also configured to store the export job in a job queue, determine when a computing resource is available to execute the export job, and execute the export job when the computing resource is available. The electronic processor is also configured to store a job manifest in a memory location. In one example, the job manifest includes metadata for each logical object located in the logical object location.

System and method for exporting logical object metadata

Various systems and methods for provisioning migration containers are disclosed. A system includes a memory and a processor to generate a migration container and migration metadata. The migration container can store data verified as encrypted with an encryption key and the migration metadata can include a lifespan value indicating a time limit for the migration container. In an example, the system can, in response to a request from a user device, provide the encryption key and a migration container path corresponding to a location of the migration container to the user device. In an example, the system can store data in the migration container in response to detecting the data from the user device via the migration container path. The system can migrate the data in the migration container to a server, and delete the migration container in response to the time limit of the lifespan value being exceeded.

Migration containers

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