Capital One Services, LLC

Symantec Corporation

Symantec Operating Corporation

Veritas Operating Corporation

Sunil Shah

Kirk L Searls

Ynn-Pyng Tsaur

Apurva Shah

Ynn-Pyng “Anker” Tsaur

Amanda Legge

Michael Ramos

Sudhir Subbarao

Amanda Harrington Legge

Robert P Rossi

Kirk Hartmann Freiheit

Mohammed Eliyas N A Shaikh

Milin Desai

Sujatha Sivaramakrishnan

Ynn-Pying A Tsaur

Systems and methods involving processing and/or mirroring data in real time involving one or more mobile devices and a plurality of NFC-connected interactive posters are disclosed. In one embodiment, an exemplary computer-implemented method may comprise: connecting a user mobile computing device to a server as well as coupling the device to a plurality of interactive posters via NFC; receiving user selections made on the interactive posters; processing content data related to the posters based on the user selections and/or other information; generating a GUI comprising interactive simulations corresponding to respective posters and/or statistics related to selections made on the posters; tracking, in real time, a specific experience of a user interacting with the posters; and transmitting, in real-time, data regarding the specific experience to the server.

Computer-based platforms/systems, computing devices/components and/or computing methods for one or more technological applications involving real-time data processing between a server, one or more mobile computing devices and near field communication connected interactive posters

Systems and methods involving processing and/or mirroring data in real time between one or more mobile devices and a plurality of near field communication (NFC) connected interactive posters are disclosed. In one embodiment, an exemplary computer-implemented method may comprise: connecting a user mobile computing device to a server as well as coupling the device to a plurality of interactive posters via NFC; receiving user selections made on the interactive posters; processing content data related to the posters based on the user selections and/or other information; generating a GUI comprising interactive simulations corresponding to respective posters and/or statistics related to selections made on the posters; tracking, in real time, a specific experience of a user interacting with the posters; and transmitting, in real-time, data regarding the specific experience to the server.

Systems and methods configured to provide improved user experience involving mobile computing devices, a back-end server and NFC-coupled interactive posters including encryption, network operation and/or other features

Systems and methods configured to provide the improved real time user experience involving mobile computing devices, a back-end server and NFC-coupled interactive posters including encryption, network operation and/or other features

A method for performing a data protection operation. The method may include receiving a virtual node that identifies a plurality of physical nodes. The virtual node may be associated with a clustered database. The method may include receiving a request to perform a data protection operation on the clustered database. The method may also include using information from the virtual node to identify a first physical node in the plurality of physical nodes and attempting to perform the data protection operation on the clustered database through the first physical node. A computer-readable medium is also disclosed.

Methods and systems for performing data protection operations

A method for creating an application cluster virtual node. The method may comprise identifying a plurality of nodes associated with an application cluster. The method may also comprise creating a virtual node that is associated with each node in the plurality of nodes. The method may comprise providing a data protection server with access to at least one node in the plurality of nodes. The access may be provided through the virtual node. A computer-readable medium is also disclosed.

Methods and systems for application cluster virtual nodes

A method of creating backup files having less redundancy. The method creates a backup file by creating an overhead segment for each file that is to be backed up and creating a data segment containing the data that is to be backed up for each file. After creating the overhead segment and the data segment, the overhead segment is placed into an overhead stream data segment is stored in memory. The overhead segment is also positioned in the overhead stream with a pointer that identifies the data segment within the memory. For backups of subsequent servers or the same server at a later time, the backup software will create a separate overhead stream. However, a plurality of overhead streams may contain pointers to the same data segments such that redundant data segments do not need to be stored in a backup server.

Method and apparatus for efficiently creating backup files with less redundancy

A method and apparatus for creating backup files by creating an overhead segment for each file that is to be backed up and creating a data segment containing the data that is to be backed up for each file. After creating overhead segment and the data segment, the overhead segment is placed into an overhead stream and the data segment is stored in a memory. The overhead segment is also positioned in the overhead stream with a pointer that identifies the location of the data within the memory. As such, the backup file comprises a data segment and an overhead stream.

Method and apparatus for efficiently creating backup files

A system, method, and computer-accessible medium for centralized backup of a plurality of virtual machines are disclosed. Each virtual machine comprises at least one virtual volume. The plurality of virtual volumes are accessed through a central computer system. The central computer system is used to backup data from the plurality of virtual volumes in a manner substantially independent of execution of the plurality of virtual machines.

Host-based backup for virtual machines

Various methods and systems for presenting a logical view of a database backup are disclosed. One method involves querying a database recovery manager for logical identifiers that correspond to physical backup pieces generated during a backup. The method uses the logical identifiers to display a backup view to a user. The backup view identifies logical database components that are available to be restored.

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Fremont, CA, United States of America

Sunil Shah