Vmware, Inc.

Baidu Online Network Technology (beijing) Co., Ltd.

Beijing Baidu Netcom Science Technology Co., Ltd

Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Chinese Academy of Sciences

Nicira, Inc.

Yi Zeng

Bo Lin

Xiao Bi Liang

Dongping Chen

Wei Wang

Xinyu He

Dahui Yuan

Dong Chen

Jingchun Jason Jiang

Juntao Tong

Donghai Han

Haibo Wang

Wei Lin

Qi Wu

Shadab Shah

Yong Cui

Ansis Atteka

Rongrong Hua

Michael M Hu

Tong Zhu

Junjun Zhang

Xinyang Liu

Changjun Sheng

Xiaopei Hou

Donglin Wu

Jinping Chen

Qingshan Hao

Tianjun Yu

Xiangxiao Kong

Provided are a method for determining drawing data of a map element, an electronic device, and a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium. The specific implementation scheme includes determining a reference point position of a non-link element according to a relationship between the non-link element and adjacent link elements in an electronic map and based on lane edge positions of the adjacent link elements; determining a direction of the non-link element according to the relationship between the non-link element and the adjacent link elements; and determining drawing data of the non-link element according to the reference point position and the direction of the non-link element, where the drawing data is used for drawing and rendering an image of the non-link element in a link when the drawing data is loaded by a map interface.

Method for determining drawing data of map element, electronic device, and non- transitory computer-readable storage medium

An example method of distributed load balancing in a virtualized computing system includes: configuring, at a logical load balancer, a traffic detector to detect traffic to a virtual internet protocol address (VIP) of an application having a plurality of instances; detecting, at the traffic detector, a first request to the VIP from a client executing in a virtual machine (VM) supported by a hypervisor executing on a first host; sending, by a configuration distributor of the logical load balancer in response to the detecting, a load balancer configuration to a configuration receiver of a local load balancer executing in the hypervisor for configuring the local load balancer to perform load balancing for the VIP at the hypervisor using the load balancer configuration.

Deploying a distributed load balancer in a virtualized computing system

A packet processing method and a network device are provided. The method is applied to a network system, and the network system includes a first network device and a plurality of network devices separately connected to the first network device. The method includes: The first network device groups the plurality of network devices into a plurality of groups based on a service, where each of the plurality of groups includes at least one network device. The first network device determines one or more groups in the plurality of groups, and forwards packets of the service to one or more of the plurality of network devices in the one or more groups. In present application, a mode for forwarding the packets of the service can be flexibly selected according to a service requirement, to better meet the service requirement.

Packet processing method and related apparatus

Example methods and systems for validation-based service request handling are described. In one example, a computer system may obtain, from a management entity, configuration information specifying a unicast service address associated with a service node capable of providing a network service. In response to detecting a service request from the virtualized computing instance, the computer system may generate a modified service request that (a) is destined for the unicast service address and (b) includes a validation identifier (ID) associated with the virtualized computing instance. The modified service request may be forwarded towards the service node to cause the service node to perform validation based on the validation ID to determine whether to provide the network service. In response to detecting a service response from the service node, the service response, or a modified service response, may be forwarded towards the virtualized computing instance.

Validation-based service request handling

The present disclosure provides a landform map building method and apparatus, an electronic device and a readable storage medium, and relates to the field of image processing technologies. The method for building landform map includes: acquiring a to-be-processed image to obtain a grayscale image of the to-be-processed image; classifying pixels in the grayscale image according to grayscale values to obtain binary images corresponding to different landform categories; extracting image spot contours of image spots in the binary images, and taking the extracted image spot contours as vector graphs to obtain a vector graph set; merging, according to position information, the vector graphs corresponding to a same landform category in the vector graph set, and obtaining a first landform map according to merging results corresponding to different landform categories; and mapping, by using a preset landform type, the vector graphs corresponding to different landform categories in the first landform map, and taking a mapping result as a second landform map.

Landform map building method and apparatus, electronic device and readable storage medium

Example methods and systems for service request handling with protocol translation are described. In one example, in response to intercepting a service request from a virtualized computing instance, a computer system may generate and send a translated service request towards a service node. The translated service request may be generated by performing a first translation of the service request from a service protocol to a data exchange protocol supported by both a client node running on the computer system and a service node. In response to receiving the service response that is generated according to the data exchange protocol from the service node, the computer system may generate and send a translated service response towards the virtualized computing instance. The translated service response may be generated by performing a second translation of the service response from the data exchange protocol to the service protocol.

Service request handling with protocol translation

Systems and methods described herein provide a high availability DHCP server capable of serving multiple tenants in a data center. The DHCP server may use a different logical DHCP server instance for each tenant, and may be implemented as one process without the use of namespaces. A DHCP server is executed on a gateway virtual machine (VM) that is capable of hosting a plurality of logical DHCP servers. For each tenant in a data center, a logical network and a corresponding logical DHCP server instance are implemented. The DHCP server may service requests for DHCP services from VMs via their physical host by determining the tenant that the VM originates from and leasing a DHCP resource from that tenant's corresponding logical DHCP server instance.

Systems and methods for providing multi-tenant dynamic host configuration protocol services

Example methods and systems for virtual tunnel virtualized computing instance (VTEP) learning based on transport protocol information are described. In one example, a computer system may learn first mapping information and second mapping information. The first mapping information may associate (a) a first VTEP with (b) first transport protocol information and inner address information associated with a first virtualized computing instance. The second mapping information may associate (a) a second VTEP with (b) second transport protocol information and inner address information associated with a second virtualized computing instance. The computer system may detect an egress packet that is addressed to the inner address information. In response to determination that the egress packet specifies the first transport protocol information, a first encapsulated packet may be generated and sent towards the first VTEP. Otherwise, a second encapsulated packet may be generated and sent towards the second VTEP.

Virtual tunnel endpoint (VTEP) learning based on transport protocol information

Example methods and computer systems for packet handling for active-active stateful service insertion are disclosed. One example may involve a computer system detecting a packet addressed from a source address to a service endpoint address. Based on configuration information associated with the service endpoint address, the computer system may identify a first active logical service router (SR) and a second active logical SR that are both associated with the service endpoint address and configured to operate in an active-active mode. The first active logical SR may be selected over the second active logical SR by mapping tuple information to the first active logical SR. The computer system may generate an encapsulated packet by encapsulating the packet with an outer header addressed to an outer destination address associated with the first active logical SR and send the encapsulated packet towards the first active logical SR for processing according to a stateful service.

Handling packets travelling towards logical service routers (SRs) for active-active stateful service insertion

The present disclosure discloses a method and an apparatus for generating a map, relating to a field of intelligent transportation technologies in the field of computer technologies. The method includes the following. A street view image corresponding to a target road is obtained. The street view image is input into a preset deep learning model to obtain data of a candidate isolation belt corresponding to the street view image. The data of the candidate isolation belt includes information of the candidate isolation belt and a probability corresponding to the information of the candidate isolation belt. The information of the candidate isolation belt is corrected based on a preset correction strategy and the probability to obtain information of a target isolation belt. An icon corresponding to the information of the target isolation belt is added on a base map including the target road to generate a map.

Method and apparatus for generating map

Example methods and computer systems for packet handling for active-active stateful service insertion are disclosed. One example may involve in response to detecting a first packet from a first active logical service router (SR), a computer system generating and storing state information that associates (a) the first active logical SR and (b) first tuple information specified by the first packet. The first active logical SR and a second active logical SR may be both associated with the service endpoint address and configured to operate in an active-active mode. In response to detecting the second packet from a destination responsive to the first packet, the computer system may select the first active logical SR over the second active logical SR based on the state information and second tuple information specified by the second packet; and send the second packet towards the first active logical SR for processing according to a stateful service.

Handling packets travelling from logical service routers (SRs) for active-active stateful service insertion

Embodiments of the present disclosure disclose a method and a device for drawing an intersection, a server and a storage medium. The method includes: acquiring road lines of all branches at the intersection based on vector data of the intersection; performing a line-to-surface expansion based on the road lines to obtain road surfaces, and acquiring two side lines of each of the road surfaces; and determining target side line pairs based on side lines of the intersection, and drawing a corner arc at a corner of each of the target side line pairs. Each of the target side line pairs includes two side lines that do not belong to the same road line and are adjacent to each other.

Method and device for drawing intersection, server and storage medium

Disclosed is a molecular glass of a spirofluorene derivative having a molecular structure as follows: formula (I), wherein each of R-Ris a hydrogen atom, a hydroxyl group, a methoxyl group or an acid-sensitive substituent; substituents R&#x2dc;Rcan be identical or different, but on the same benzene ring the substituents cannot all be hydrogen atoms. The molecular glass has a good solubility in various polar solvents, is suitable to be made into a film; meanwhile the molecular glass has a very high glass transition temperature and meets the requirements of the photolithography processing technology. Also disclosed is a preparation method of the above-mentioned molecular glass of a spirofluorene derivative. The synthetic process of the method is simple and suitable for industrialization. Further disclosed is the use of a photo-resist with the above-mentioned molecular glass as a main material in photo-etching, wherein the molecular glass of a spirofluorene derivative with hydroxyl groups (or partly with hydroxyl groups) on the periphery thereof can be used as a negative photo-resist, and the molecular glass with the hydroxyl groups on the periphery thereof protected (or partly protected) by an acid-sensitive substituent can be used as a positive photo-resist.

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