International Business Machines Corporation

Ulrike Vauth

Clea Anne Zolotow

John P Easton

Vishal Anand

Selcuk Nedim Oezmen

Srinivas Koushik

Reena Sandhir

Replicating a software cluster which includes control software and containers in another computing environment can include software operators which can be generated relating to modular functionalities of a control software cluster. The software operators are derived from analyzing the control software cluster. The software operators further being derived from analyzing code of the control software cluster including the containers, and from analyzing software configurations for the control software cluster. The generating of the software operators can include, at least in part, determining software configuration requirements for the control software cluster. The generating of the software operators including at least in part, creating a template for the control software cluster based on the determined software configuration requirements and the analysis of the another software computing environment. All or a portion of the software operators of the control software cluster can be replicated in the another software computing environment.

Modular decomposition and composition of container software management clusters in hybrid cloud

Managing microservice changes and performing related analytics can include generating a plurality of process instance representations. Each process instance representation can be generated based on a corresponding process path that comprises an ordered sequence of operations that are performed by a process using multiple microservices. A microservices network representation can be constructed based on the plurality of process instance representations, each element of the microservices network corresponding to an interface between a pair of the microservices. Based on the microservices network representation, a relative frequency can be determined for each of the microservices, each relative frequency corresponding to a likelihood that a change in a microservice will affect the performance of at least one process using at least one of the microservices.

Microservices change management and analytics

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Boeblingen, Germany

Ulrike Vauth