American Megatrends, Inc.

American Megatrends International, LLC

Sudhakar Errappa Parthasarathy

Santhosh Samuel Mathews

Varadachari Sudan Ayanam

Venkatesan Balakrishnan

Manikandan Palaniappan

In an aspect of the disclosure, a method, a computer-readable medium, and an apparatus are provided. The apparatus may be a pod manager. The pod manager receives receive a request for composing a target composed-node. The pod manager employs a first set of pooled hardware resources of the computing pod to build the target composed-node. The pod manager determines to reserve a second set of pooled hardware resources of the computing pod for a backup node of the target composed-node. The pod manager determines that the target composed-node has failed. The pod manager employs the second set of pooled hardware resources to build the backup node.

Node recovery solution for composable and disaggregated environment

Certain aspect of the present disclosure relates to a virtual machine (VM) control system, which includes a VM controller. For a plurality of employees, the VM controller registers each employee by assigning an employee ID, and stores registration information in an attendance database. The VM controller also associates one or more VMs to each employee, and stores VM association information between the VMs and the employees in an employee ID database. The VM controller transmits polling inquiries periodically to the attendance database to retrieve employee presence events of the employees. For each employee, the employee presence events include an ingress event and an egress event. When the ingress event is detected and the associated VM is off, the VM controller launches the associated VM. When the egress event is detected and the associated VM is on, the VM controller shuts down the associated VM.

System and method for automatically launching virtual machines based on attendance

Systems and methods for dynamically allocating resources of virtual machines (VMs) using service level agreements (SLAs) and privilege levels of users. The system includes VM servers for executing the VMs. When a software application is to be executed on one executed VM on a VM server, a management device determines, from a first table, the privilege level of each executed VM based on the SLA, and then retrieves, from a second table, the resource allocation information for the software application to be executed using the privilege level of the executed VM. If, based on the resource allocation information, the resource of the VM server is determined to be unavailable for execution of the software application, one or more executed VMs having a lower privilege level on the VM server may be migrated to other VM servers to free up the resources.

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Sudhakar Errappa Parthasarathy