Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Vaibhav Kumar

Deepak Bansal

Rishabh Tewari

Nisheeth Srivastava

Neeraj Motwani

Abhishek Shukla

Avijit Gupta

Vinayak Uppunda Padiyar

Xin Yan

Pranjal Shrivastava

Rangaprasad Narasimhan

James Wesley Boerner

Xinyan Zan

Harish Kumar Chandrappa

Milan Dasgupta

David Michael Brumley

Vishal Taneja

Anavi Arun Nahar

Vladimir Serov

Narayan Annamalai

Techniques are disclosed for dynamically adjusting a throttling threshold in a multi-tenant virtualized computing environment. System health parameters are collected during a predetermined time interval. A system health status of the multi-tenant virtualized computing environment is determined. Based on the system health status, a throttling threshold for service requests for the multi-tenant virtualized computing environment is determined. The throttling threshold is applied for further service requests. During a subsequent time interval, an updated system health status of the multi-tenant virtualized computing environment is determined based on system health parameters received during the subsequent time interval. The throttling threshold is updated based on the updated system health status. The updated throttling threshold is applied for further service requests.

Dynamic throttling based on health metrics

Systems and methods for enabling access to dedicated resources in a virtual network using top of rack switches are disclosed. A method includes a virtual filtering platform encapsulating at least one packet, received from a virtual machine, to generate at least one encapsulated packet comprising a virtual network identifier (VNI). The method further includes a TOR switch: (1) receiving the at least one encapsulated packet and decapsulating the at least one encapsulated packet to create at least one decapsulated packet, (2) using the VNI to identify a virtual routing and forwarding artifact to determine a virtual local area network interface associated with the dedicated hardware portion, and (3) transmitting the at least one decapsulated packet to the dedicated hardware portion based on at least one policy provided by a controller, where the at least one policy comprises information related to a customer of the service provider.

Enabling access to dedicated resources in a virtual network using top of rack switches

Virtual networks located in different regions of cloud provider are peered using unique regional identifiers for the virtual networks. The regional identifiers and other information are pushed down a network management stack to implement the peering.

Cross-regional virtual network peering

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