Vmware, Inc.

Zohar Schafir Hirshfeld

Travis Finch

Zhenjun Zhuo

Demin Yan

Lawrence James McDonough

Daniel Ni

Jim Peng

Shanqiang Huang

Lucy Shang

Glen Robert Simpson

Adith Sudhakar

RongGuang Lin

Various examples are described for the integration and customization of third-party applications and services with computing infrastructure of a data center. One or more computing devices can maintain a remote computing environment for an enterprise that provides at least one remote computing service on behalf of the enterprise. A portal can be provided that is configured to, from an entity not associated with the remote computing environment, receive a specification of information associated with one of a plurality of third-party services and compatibility criteria of the one of the third-party services. Existing infrastructure used by the remote computing environment in providing the at least one remote computing service is identified. Third-party services that are compatible with the existing infrastructure is identified and presented in a console in association with operation of the remote computing environment.

Integration and customization of third-party services with remote computing infrastructure

An example method of implementing internationalization and localization for a software application includes: receiving, at a service, a first request from the software application for a localized resource corresponding to a target locale, the localized resource including a string or a format; sending a second request from the service to a backend server for the localized resource; receiving the localized resource from the backend server in response to the second request; and returning the localized resource from the service to the software application.

Software internationalization and localization protocol in a computing system

System and method for executing a security operation for microservices/serverless function of a microservices-based/serverless application running on a physical infrastructure use a central security controller to execute the security operation for different microservices/serverless functions of the microservices-based/serverless application. Requests for the security operation are transmitted to the central security controller when communications are received at the different microservices/serverless functions of the microservices-based/serverless application. Results of the security operation are then received from the central security controller at the different microservices/serverless functions of the microservices-based/serverless application. Based on the results of the security operation, a task associated with the communications is executed at the different microservices/serverless functions.

Common serverless security API

Various examples for performing an intelligent verification of a user interface to be rendered or otherwise presented, for instance, in a display of a client device are described. A web server can simulate, for at least one of a plurality of geographic locations, a rendering of a web page using hypertext markup language (HTML) for various geographic locations, where the rendering of the web page is simulated using a corresponding language. The web server can identify an anomaly in at least a portion of the web page as rendered based on a user interface verification rule stored in a data store. The web server can perform a remedial action based at least in part on a type of the anomaly identified.

Intelligent verification of presentation of a user interface

Various examples are described for the integration and customization of third-party applications and services with computing infrastructure of a data center. One or more computing devices can maintain a remote computing environment for an enterprise that provides at least one remote computing service on behalf of the enterprise. The one or more computing devices can identify existing infrastructure used by the remote computing environment in providing the at least one remote computing service, identify third-party services that are compatible with the existing infrastructure, present the third-party services in a console in association with operation of the remote computing environment, and in an instance in which one of the third-party services is selected for deployment in the console, automatically reconfigure the remote computing environment to include the one of the third-party services selected.

A system can capture screenshots of web content, and HTML sources for the web content when respective screenshots are captured. Document Object Model (DOM) information can be extracted from each HTML source and provided in a respective DOM extraction file (DEF) associated with each screenshot. The system can receive a keyword and search a repository including each screenshot and DEF combination, find the keyword in select DEFs, and identify select screenshots corresponding to the select DEFs with the keyword. Identifying marks can be added to the select screenshots in locations according to absolute coordinates for nodes corresponding to items in the select DEFs that include the keyword. A list of the select screenshots with identifying marks can be displayed for selection. The system can perform accurate searches of web screenshots independent of image quality and assist build and quality control processes for delivering web-content offerings.

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Zohar Schafir Hirshfeld