Provisioning server resources in a cloud resource
    11.
    发明授权
    Provisioning server resources in a cloud resource 有权
    在云资源中配置服务器资源

    公开(公告)号:US09021046B2

    公开(公告)日:2015-04-28

    申请号:US12696619

    申请日:2010-01-29

    Abstract: In some embodiments, a method for managing resources in a data center includes a data center having a plurality of servers in a network. The data center provides a virtual machine for each of a plurality of users, each virtual machine to use a portion of hardware resources of the data center. The hardware resources include storage and processing resources distributed onto each of the plurality of servers. The method further includes sending messages amongst the servers, some of the messages being sent from a server including status information regarding a hardware resource utilization status of that server. The method further includes detecting a request from the virtual machine to handle a workload requiring increased use of the hardware resources, and provisioning the servers to temporarily allocate additional resources to the virtual machine, wherein the provisioning is based on status information provided by one or more of the messages.

    Abstract translation: 在一些实施例中,用于管理数据中心中的资源的方法包括具有网络中的多个服务器的数据中心。 数据中心为多个用户中的每一个提供虚拟机,每个虚拟机使用数据中心的一部分硬件资源。 硬件资源包括分布在多个服务器中的每一个上的存储和处理资源。 该方法还包括在服务器之间发送消息,一些消息从服务器发送,包括关于该服务器的硬件资源利用状态的状态信息。 该方法还包括检测来自虚拟机的请求以处理需要更多使用硬件资源的工作负载,以及提供服务器以临时分配额外的资源给虚拟机,其中所述供应基于由一个或多个 的消息。

    Systems and methods for transparently optimizing workloads
    12.
    发明授权
    Systems and methods for transparently optimizing workloads 有权
    用于透明优化工作负载的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US08789050B2

    公开(公告)日:2014-07-22

    申请号:US13963980

    申请日:2013-08-09

    CPC classification number: G06F9/455 G06F9/5072 G06F9/5083

    Abstract: Systems, methods, and media for transparently optimizing a workload of a containment abstraction are provided herein. Methods may include monitoring a workload of the containment abstraction, the containment abstraction being at least partially hardware bound, the workload corresponding to resource utilization of the containment abstraction, converting the containment abstraction from being at least partially hardware bound to being entirely central processing unit (CPU) bound by placing the containment abstraction in a memory store, based upon the workload, and allocating the workload of the containment abstraction across at least a portion of a data center to optimize the workload of the containment abstraction.

    Abstract translation: 这里提供了用于透明地优化容纳抽象的工作负载的系统,方法和媒体。 方法可以包括监视容纳抽象的工作负载,至少部分硬件绑定的容纳抽象,与容纳抽象的资源利用相对应的工作负载,将包含抽象从至少部分硬件转换为完全中央处理单元( CPU),通过基于工作负载将容纳抽象放置在存储器存储中,并且在数据中心的至少一部分上分配容纳抽象的工作负载以优化容纳抽象的工作负载。

    SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SIZING RESOURCES IN A CLOUD-BASED ENVIRONMENT
    14.
    发明申请
    SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SIZING RESOURCES IN A CLOUD-BASED ENVIRONMENT 审中-公开
    用于在基于云的环境中量化资源的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US20120233315A1

    公开(公告)日:2012-09-13

    申请号:US13046660

    申请日:2011-03-11

    CPC classification number: G06F9/5072

    Abstract: Systems and methods for sizing resources in a cloud-based environment are provided. In an exemplary embodiment, a method includes receiving quality of service requirements and a functional description of a cloud architecture associated with the application, including application resources and relations between the application resources, performing latency analysis of data packets in a compute layer of the cloud architecture, with the latency analysis including comparing size per time metrics of the data packets, determining minimal resources to guarantee the quality of service requirements based on the latency analysis and the quality of service requirements, and providing to the data center the minimal resources.

    Abstract translation: 提供了在基于云的环境中调整资源大小的系统和方法。 在示例性实施例中,一种方法包括接收服务质量要求和与应用相关联的云架构的功能描述,包括应用资源和应用资源之间的关系,在云架构的计算层中执行数据分组的等待时间分析 延迟分析包括比较数据分组的每个时间度量的大小,基于延迟分析和服务质量要求确定最小资源以保证服务质量要求,并向数据中心提供最少的资源。

    Health care method
    15.
    发明申请
    Health care method 审中-公开
    保健方法

    公开(公告)号:US20070299690A1

    公开(公告)日:2007-12-27

    申请号:US11783391

    申请日:2007-04-09

    CPC classification number: G06F19/325 G06F19/328 G06Q50/22

    Abstract: The present invention is directed to methods of administering health care insurance benefits. In particular, the present invention is directed to methods of providing health care coverage in which clinical services are differentiated into different clinical categories, which correspond with different levels of insurance benefits. The clinical categories include Preventive or Chronic Care Services, Core Services, Standard Services, and non-covered services.

    Abstract translation: 本发明涉及管理医疗保险福利的方法。 特别地,本发明涉及提供医疗保健覆盖的方法,其中将临床服务区分成不同临床类别,其对应于不同级别的保险福利。 临床类别包括预防性或慢性护理服务,核心服务,标准服务和非覆盖服务。

    Pin header
    17.
    发明申请
    Pin header 审中-公开
    针头

    公开(公告)号:US20050208797A1

    公开(公告)日:2005-09-22

    申请号:US10804902

    申请日:2004-03-19

    CPC classification number: H01R12/58 H01R4/028 H05K2201/10424

    Abstract: A pin header for a transceiver comprises a frame comprising a rectangle that is indented on opposing sides of the rectangle, a first row of pins extending through the frame at a first angle to the rectangle, and a second row of pins extending through the frame at a second angle to the rectangle. The first row of pins is along a first side of the frame between the indented opposing sides and the second row of pins is along a second side of the frame between the indented opposing sides.

    Abstract translation: 用于收发器的针头包括框架,该框架包括在矩形的相对侧上缩进的矩形,第一排销以与该矩形成第一角度延伸穿过框架;以及第二排销,其延伸穿过该框架, 与矩形的第二个角度。 所述第一排销沿着所述框架的所述凹入的相对侧之间的第一侧,并且所述第二排销沿着所述框架的所述凹进的相对侧之间的第二侧。

    Apparatus for retrieving disbursed objects
    18.
    发明授权
    Apparatus for retrieving disbursed objects 失效
    用于检索分发对象的装置

    公开(公告)号:US5505510A

    公开(公告)日:1996-04-09

    申请号:US368008

    申请日:1995-01-03

    Applicant: James Duncan

    Inventor: James Duncan

    CPC classification number: A63B47/02

    Abstract: An apparatus for retrieving disbursed objects of various forms, and most importantly spherical objects, such as balls from a surface, such as the ground's surface, comprising a hollow tube having a centrally located longitudinal axis, a first and a second end with an opening at each end, detents located internally within and connected to the hollow tube near the first end of the tube, and a grip attached to the outside of the hollow tube near the second end of the tub. The detents are generally positioned in a single plane oriented orthogonally to the longitudinal axis and in close proximity to the first end of the hollow tube. In retrieving objects, the opening at the first end of the tube is positioned over the object to be retrieved. Downward pressure is applied to the grip to force the hollow tube down and over the object to be retrieved. The detents are initially forced away in a radial direction from the longitudinal axis, permitting the object to be retrieved to pass upward within the hollow tube past the location of the detents. The detents then return to their initial position retaining the object to be retrieved within the hollow tube at a location above the plane of the detents.

    Abstract translation: 一种用于检索各种形式的分发物体的装置,最重要的是球形物体,例如来自表面的球,例如地面,包括具有居中定位的纵向轴线的中空管,第一和第二端, 每个端部位于管的第一端附近位于中空管内部并连接到中空管的止动件,以及附接到中空管外部的把手,靠近桶的第二端。 棘爪通常定位在与纵向轴线正交定向并且紧邻中空管的第一端的单个平面中。 在检索物体时,管的第一端处的开口位于要检索的物体上方。 将向下的压力施加到把手上以迫使中空管向下并在待检索物体上方。 棘爪最初从纵向轴线沿径向方向被迫离开,允许物体在中空管内向上通过经过掣子的位置。 制动器然后返回到它们的初始位置,以在掣子的平面上方的位置保持要在中空管内取出的物体。

    Method and apparatus for capturing energy from a meter reading device
    19.
    发明授权
    Method and apparatus for capturing energy from a meter reading device 有权
    用于从抄表装置捕获能量的方法和装置

    公开(公告)号:US09151654B2

    公开(公告)日:2015-10-06

    申请号:US13094474

    申请日:2011-04-26

    Abstract: Electronic circuits in a register associated with a commodity usage meter capture energy from a meter reading device when the device is coupled to the register (e.g., either electrically or inductively coupled) for the purpose of reading metered quantity data from the register. Electrical charge obtained from the reading device may be stored in a high-capacity storage capacitor. When the capacitor is sufficiently charged, it provides power to at least part of the register circuits, such as a controller, for at least the duration of the communication session with the reading device. In some embodiments, the capacitor may additionally supply sufficient power to operate the register until a subsequent reading device coupling.

    Abstract translation: 当与器件耦合到寄存器(例如,电或电感耦合)时,与商品使用计量器相关联的寄存器中的电子电路从抄表装置捕获能量,以便从寄存器读取计量数量数据。 从读取装置获得的电荷可以存储在高容量存储电容器中。 当电容器充分充电时,它至少在诸如控制器的寄存器电路的至少一部分上为读取装置进行通信会话的持续时间提供电力。 在一些实施例中,电容器可另外提供足够的功率来操作寄存器,直到后续读取装置耦合。

    Systems and Methods for Transparently Optimizing Workloads
    20.
    发明申请
    Systems and Methods for Transparently Optimizing Workloads 有权
    透明优化工作负载的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US20130346974A1

    公开(公告)日:2013-12-26

    申请号:US13963980

    申请日:2013-08-09

    CPC classification number: G06F9/455 G06F9/5072 G06F9/5083

    Abstract: Systems, methods, and media for transparently optimizing a workload of a containment abstraction are provided herein. Methods may include monitoring a workload of the containment abstraction, the containment abstraction being at least partially hardware bound, the workload corresponding to resource utilization of the containment abstraction, converting the containment abstraction from being at least partially hardware bound to being entirely central processing unit (CPU) bound by placing the containment abstraction in a memory store, based upon the workload, and allocating the workload of the containment abstraction across at least a portion of a data center to optimize the workload of the containment abstraction.

    Abstract translation: 这里提供了用于透明地优化容纳抽象的工作负载的系统,方法和媒体。 方法可以包括监视容纳抽象的工作负载,至少部分硬件绑定的容纳抽象,与容纳抽象的资源利用相对应的工作负载,将包含抽象从至少部分硬件转换为完全中央处理单元( CPU),通过基于工作负载将容纳抽象放置在存储器存储中,并且在数据中心的至少一部分上分配容纳抽象的工作负载以优化容纳抽象的工作负载。

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