International Business Machines Corporation

Zhenwei Hu

Vijoy A Pandey

Hoang-Nam Nguyen

Jayakrishna Kidambi

Suryanarayan Ramamurthy

Managing traffic on a distributed system includes partitioning VCE load balancers of the distributed system among service virtual server instances (SVSIs) of the distributed system, each service virtual server instance (SVSI) being identical in function and deployed across two or more regions of the distributed system. The method further includes: periodically polling, by each SVSI each other of the SVSIs; monitoring, by each SVSI, a load on each VCE load balancer for which it is responsible, resulting in a monitored load; recovering, by an SVSI from a failure of VCE load balancer(s) for which it is responsible; automatically adjusting, by an SVSI a capacity of a VCE load balancer for which it is responsible based on a corresponding monitored load; and repartitioning, by the distributed system, in response to an SVSI failure, the VCE load balancers among remaining SVSIs.

Fault tolerant distributed system to monitor, recover and scale load balancers

In one embodiment, a method includes extracting, by one or more processors, a class name from a uniform resource identifier (URI) of an application header of a standardized interface request that includes a command formatted in an application protocol. The application header includes meta-data that allows class declarations to function, at least in part, as a portion of interface description language. In another embodiment, a computer system for generating a RESTful interface includes a computer-readable memory and one or more processors in electrical communication with the memory. The one or more processors are configured to perform the method recited above. In yet another embodiment, a computer program product includes a computer-readable storage medium and program instructions stored on the computer-readable storage medium readable/executable by one or more processors to perform the method recited above.

Generation of representational state transfer interface from application programming interfaces

One or more processors receive a standardized interface request that includes a command formatted in an application protocol. One or more processors extract a class name from a uniform resource identifier (URI) of an application header of the standardized interface request. The application header includes a meta-data that allows class declarations to function as a portion of interface description language. One or more processors identify a type of the command based, at least in part, on the application protocol of the command. One or more processors process the command based on the identified type of the command, the application protocol of the command, and the meta-data. One or more processors send a standardized interface response based on a result of the processing.

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