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Stephen Fink

Rodric Rabbah

David Paul Grove

Omer Tripp

Marco Pistoia

Omri Weisman

David Francis Bacon

Yinnon Avraham Haviv

Nicholas Matthew Mitchell

Manu Sridharan

Perry S Cheng

Mark N Wegman

Peter Francis Sweeney

Frank Tip

Vinod Muthusamy

Joshua S Auerbach

Matthew R Arnold

Michael James Hind

Ioana Monica Baldini Soares

Roee Hay

Adi Sharabani

Ory Segal

Aleksander A Slominski

Darrell Christopher Reimer

Cosmin A Radoi

Alan A Donovan

Julian Timothy Dolby

Satish Chandra

Hoang Anh Le

Jeremias Werner

Olivier L J Tardieu

Perry Sze-Din Cheng

Mandana Vaziri-Farahani

John Whaley

Techniques that facilitate re-hosting a subset of a serverless application are provided. In one example, a system includes an interface component, a rewriter component and a broker component. The interface component receives identifier data from a computing device that identifies a portion of a serverless application to be re-hosted by the computing device. The computing device is in communication with the serverless computing system via a network device. The rewriter component rewrites the serverless application to allow the first portion of the serverless application to be executed by the computing device and another portion of the serverless application to be executed by the serverless computing system. The interface component re-routes the first portion of the serverless application to the computing device to facilitate a debugging session for the first portion of the serverless application that is performed by the computing device.

Facilitating debugging serverless applications via graph rewriting

At a cloud platform, a class of feed is received for an external feed corresponding to an information source, as are an instruction corresponding to a create operation for the external feed, and a dictionary input corresponding to parameters expected by the information source. The external feed produces a corresponding class of events. At the cloud platform, a handler is selected based on the received class of feed and the received create operation; the input dictionary is transferred to the handler; and the handler generates a unique destination to receive events for the class of events. The handler on the cloud platform generates a unique request to the information source to generate events of the class of feed to the unique destination and sends the request to the information source. Events generated from the information source responsive to the unique request are received at the unique destination.

Managing external feeds in an event-based computing system

A processor may receive a query from a user. The query may include one or more portions. The processor may identify a primary function. The processor may determine to segment the primary function into two or more subsidiary functions. The processor may process a first portion of the query with a first subsidiary function. The processor may display a processed outcome of the query to the user.

Serverless composition of functions into applications

A computer system, method, and computer readable product are provided for event-based serverless computing with tiered latency. In various embodiments, computer-executable instructions are received along with an indication of an event whose occurrence triggers execution of those instructions within a container on a serverless computing platform. Additionally, the instructions come with an indication of an acceptable amount of latency between the event occurring and the instructions being executed. Multiple different actions may be made to execute the instructions based on that indicated latency.

Tiered model for event-based serverless computing

A system and method are provided for communicating information in a data structure between applications. According to the method, a description of a data structure is sent from a first application to a second application, and there is received from the second application an identification of at least one portion of the data structure that is requested by the second application. The first application marshals a subset of the data structure consisting of the at least one portion that was identified, and there is sent from the first application to the second application the marshalled subset of the data structure.

Protocol for communication of data structures

An action sequence including a plurality of actions and a corresponding input dictionary are obtained. A first container, running an image for a first one of the actions implemented in a first programming language, is instantiated, and the image is executed on the input dictionary to obtain a first action result; the input dictionary is then updated with the first action result to obtain an updated input dictionary. A second container, running an image for a second one of the actions implemented in a second programming language, different than the first programming language, is instantiated, and the image is executed on the updated input dictionary to obtain a second action result; the updated input dictionary is further updated with the second action result to obtain a further updated input dictionary. The input dictionaries are independent of the programming languages.

Language-independent program composition using containers

Predicting program performance on hardware devices, in one aspect, may comprise obtaining a set of existing applications and observed performance on a target hardware device. The set of existing applications are run on one or more general purpose computer processors and application features are extracted from the existing application. A machine learning technique is employed to train a predictive model based on the extracted application features and the observed performance for predicting application performance on the target hardware device.

Predicting application performance on hardware accelerators

The present disclosure relates generally to the field of automatic conversion of sequential array-based programs to parallel MapReduce programs. In various examples, automatic conversion of sequential array-based programs to parallel MapReduce programs may be implemented in the form of systems, methods and/or algorithms.

Automatic conversion of sequential array-based programs to parallel map-reduce programs

Systems, methods are program products for simulating black box test results using information obtained from white box testing, including analyzing computer software (e.g., an application) to identify a potential vulnerability within the computer software application and a plurality of milestones associated with the potential vulnerability, where each of the milestones indicates a location within the computer software application, tracing a path from a first one of the milestones to an entry point into the computer software application, identifying an input to the entry point that would result in a control flow from the entry point and through each of the milestones, describing the potential vulnerability in a description indicating the entry point and the input, and presenting the description via a computer-controlled output medium.

Simulating black box test results using information from white box testing

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