Ingram Micro Inc.

Parallels IP Holdings Gmbh

Cloudblue LLC

Vladimir Grebenschikov

Maxim Kuzkin

Alexander G Tormasov

Serguei M Beloussov

Stanislav S Protassov

Michael Joseph Toutonghi

Alexey G Kobets

Ilya Baimetov

Victor Kupriyanov

Vladimir Zatsepin

David Wippich

Timur Nizametdinov

Evgeny Uspenskiy

Aleksandr Khaerov

Elena Sidorova

Marc Serrat Bote, Sr

Stepan Anohin

Irina Kononenko

Natal'ya Salomatina

Technologies for securely extending cloud service application programming interfaces (APIs) in a cloud service marketplace include a connector hub of a marketplace computing device communicatively coupled to a cloud service provider interface of a cloud service provider and a cloud service broker interface of a cloud service broker. The connector hub is configured to deploy an API connector instance in a connection factory of the marketplace computing device, transmit provider provisioning channel credentials to the API connector instance and the cloud service provider interface and transmit broker provisioning channel credentials to the API connector instance and the cloud service broker interface. The connector hub is additionally configured establish a provisioning channel between the cloud service provider interface and the cloud service broker interface. Additional embodiments are described herein.

Technologies for securely extending cloud service APIs in a cloud service marketplace

The present disclosure relates to a system and method of digital product onboarding and distribution using a cloud service brokerage (CSB) infrastructure, whereby the method includes creating a product model at a vendor portal computing device, the product model based at least in part on a first product, storing the product model at a marketplace product catalog, exporting the product model to a third-party CSB platform, exporting the product model to an ordering system, configuring an application programming interface (API) to receive a request for integration of the first product, receiving, at the order system, the request for the first product, wherein the request includes a request product model payload, and fulfilling, at the order system, the request for the first product, based at least in part on a product attribute.

Method of digital product onboarding and distribution using the cloud service brokerage infrastructure

An Application Packaging Standard (APS) is a specification defining application's life cycle in a cloud. The application's life cycle includes packaging, delivering to the cloud, verification of package, integrating (and unpacking) into the cloud, distributing to clients, licensing, functionality, updates and deletion. The APS has its own Application Programming Interface (API) for accessing the APS functions from a program code or by http/https requests. The APS provides for efficient integration of SaaS web applications into the cloud.

Method and standard for integrating aplications into a cloud

A system and method for debugging web applications, the system comprising a multiplexer, and a workstation comprising a debug environment, wherein the multiplexer is configured to redirect to the debug environment, any debugging request, the debug environment further configured to instantiate a development version of a web application, and debugging the development web application in the debug environment.

System and method for debugging applications on a developer workstation

A system for provisioning applications using a Connectors Hub service is provided. At least one Service Automation module is connected to the single Connectors Hub service, which receives service APIs from a service cloud via an independent software vendor (ISV) connector. This architecture improves upon the conventional system, where a number of services are provisioned using multiple connectors located on each of the Service Automation modules. The Connectors Hub service includes a service module coupled to the statistics database. A service connector provides a service API from the ISV service cloud. This API can be directed to proxies within the Connectors Hub service, because the same service API can be used for the same service from different service providers. The proxies collect analytics data for each service provider and pass this data to the service module for generating bills for the providers based on service usage.

Provisioning applications using a connectors hub service

A method for provisioning application resources using semantic links is provided. Each application is divided into a set of separate resources corresponding to business logic linked to each other by semantic links. The application is configured based on user requirements. The provider assembles an application provisioning package, including creating a Virtual Environment (e.g., VM) on a customer site and launching an application instance on the VM based on required configuration determined by application resources and the semantic links required by these resources. A provisioning algorithm is implemented as a hierarchical tree. A root tree resource (object) is created. All relationships (semantic links) are determined. Existing linked objects are found and not yet existing ones are determined. The tree branch is created not further than one a link from a non-existent object. The leaf nodes of the tree are existing objects or objects that do not have the required links.

Method for provisioning domain model of applications resources using semantic analysis of links

Method and standard for integrating applications into a cloud

A system, method and computer program product for controlling virtual servers includes a plurality of virtual servers running on a host computer. An access identifier and a unique identifier can be associated with each virtual server. A control procedure(s) is within each corresponding virtual server, and can be used to control that virtual server in response to control commands. A control interface is outside the virtual servers and can be used for control of the virtual servers in response to control commands. The control command can be executable by both the control procedure(s) and the control interface, or can be executable by the control interface if the control procedure(s) is unreachable, or can be executable by the control interface if the virtual server has failed, or can be executable even if the virtual server is inaccessible. The control interface can be accessible by using multiple addresses and identifiers.

Server cluster-based system and method for management and recovery of virtual servers

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Moscow, Russia

Vladimir Grebenschikov