Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Syama Sundararao Nadiminti

Sunil Malhotra

Sriram Subramanian

Blaine R Southam

Keshetti Mahesh

Dominic Fernandes

Daniel Edward Frank

Matthew Lewis Fischer

John Thomas Weidenfeller

Niharika Mateti

Peter Thomas Camble

John Michael Czerkowicz

Deepak Panambur

Ieuan James Henry

Hemant Mittal

Annmary Justine K

Sue Pei Wang

Pavan Sridhar Murthy

Some examples relate to firmware updates. In an example, a first core system determines firmware updates to be installed on the first core system and auxiliary systems of a data center. The first core system sends firmware update package generation instructions to a cloud infrastructure comprising data center firmware updates. The first core system downloads a firmware update package from the cloud infrastructure. The first core system updates firmware of the first core system, based on one or more firmware updates in the firmware update package. The first core system receives a request for a specific firmware update from an auxiliary system. Based on the request received from the auxiliary system, the first core system identifies the specific firmware update for the auxiliary system from the firmware update package. The first core system provides the specific firmware update to the auxiliary system.

Firmware updates using a first core system and a backup core system

Examples of cloud-based provisioning of a computing system are disclosed. In an example, a baseboard management controller (BMC) of the computing system may be configured to establish a secure cloud provisioning connection between a cloud manager and the BMC. UEFI configuration may be received from the cloud manager over the secure cloud provisioning connection. A UEFI shell may be executed during a startup of the computing system initiated by the cloud manager. Based on the UEFI configuration, a provisioning proxy server communicatively coupled to a cloud repository may be identified. A startup script may be requested from the cloud repository over a network connection using a UEFI network stack. The startup script may download an image file via the provisioning proxy server from the cloud repository over the network connection and provision the computing system from the image file.

Cloud-based provisioning of UEFI-enabled systems

Example techniques for granting permissions for performing an operation related to a backup copy are described. The backup copy corresponds to first device data and the first device data is stored in a first device. In an example, in response to receiving a request to perform the operation related to the backup copy, telemetry data received from the first device is analyzed. Based on the analysis, it is determined that security of the first device is uncompromised. Based on the determination, a permission to perform the operation related to the backup copy is granted.

Permissions for backup-related operations

In some examples, a cloud-based management system receives information identifying electronic devices to be onboarded for cloud-based management by the cloud-based management system, receives, from a first electronic device, a request to establish a secure connection between the cloud-based management system and the first electronic device, and receives, from the first electronic device, a certificate. The cloud-based management system confirms, based on information in the certificate and the information identifying the electronic devices to be onboarded for cloud-based management, that the cloud-based management system is to perform the cloud-based management of the first electronic device over the secure connection.

Onboarding for remote management

Onboarding for cloud-based management

Examples described herein relate a method, a system, and a non-transitory machine-readable medium for restoring a computing resource. The method may include determining whether the computing resource is required to be restored on a recovery node using a backup of the computing resource stored in a backup storage node. A resource restore operation may be triggered on the recovery node in response to determining that the computing resource is required to be restored. The resource restore operation include copying a subset of the objects from the backup to the recovery node to form, from the subset of objects, a partial filesystem instance of the computing resource on the recovery node that is operable as a restored computing resource on the recovery node.

Recovery management system and method for restoring a computing resource

Example implementations relate to backups to a secondary storage system of a file system instance that hierarchically relates data objects by content-based signatures to a root object and includes subtrees that correspond to respective inodes. In an example, a list of the content-based signatures is sent to the secondary storage system. Metadata and data of a subtree is stored into an item in the secondary storage system designated for the subtree.

Backups of file system instances having subtrees

A system administrator, while logged into a system-administrator account, creates and configures a key-administrator account and a member account. A key administrator, while logged into said key-administrator account, creates a group private key, a group public key, and a group symmetric key, a member private key, and a member public key. The key administrator encrypts the group private key with the group symmetric key, and encrypts said group symmetric key with the member public key. A publisher encrypts a document using the group public key. The publisher distributes the resulting encrypted group document so that it is accessible via said member account but not through said key-administrator account.

Managing keys for encrypted shared documents

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Syama Sundararao Nadiminti