US Patent Application 17725254. SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN DYNAMIC SYSTEMS simplified abstract
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SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN DYNAMIC SYSTEMS
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Inventor(s)
HIMABINDU Tummala of South Grafton MA (US)
Anurag Sharma of Cedar Park TX (US)
JOSEPH B. Caisse of Burlington MA (US)
Brian Russell of Georgetown TX (US)
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN DYNAMIC SYSTEMS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
- This abstract for appeared for US patent application number 17725254 Titled 'SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN DYNAMIC SYSTEMS'
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes methods and systems for managing services in a distributed system. The system includes various deployments such as edge systems, internet of things devices, and other devices with limited computing capabilities. These deployments offer different computer services. To prevent overloading the deployments, resources for the services are reserved. Changes in the services are implemented by deploying only the necessary applications and features, reducing the amount of reserved resources. Information about the resource reservations is shared to ensure consistent views within the system.
Original Abstract Submitted
Methods and systems managing services in a distributed system. The distributed system may include any number of deployments. The deployments may include edge systems, internet of things devices, and/or other types of devices that may have limited computing resource capabilities. The deployments may provide various computer implemented services. To reduce the change of the deployments being overloaded, resources for the various services hosted by the deployments may be reserved. To manage resources reservations, changes in services provided by the deployments may be implemented by deploying only those applications and/or features necessary to provide requested features. By doing so, a smaller quantity of resources for the deployed service may be reserved than would be reserved if a quantity of resources necessary for all of the potentially enabled features of the application were enabled. Information regarding the resource reservations may be published to facilitate consistent views within the system.
