REDUCING RESOURCE CONSUMPTION FOR CROSS-TENANT KERNEL SERVICES

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REDUCING RESOURCE CONSUMPTION FOR CROSS-TENANT KERNEL SERVICES - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18077493 titled 'REDUCING RESOURCE CONSUMPTION FOR CROSS-TENANT KERNEL SERVICES

The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for integrating data privacy integration protocols across system landscapes. One example method includes receiving a message from a first application in a first landscape at a first tenant of a kernel service. Data from the message is provided to a core component of the kernel service that communicates with multiple tenants of the kernel service. The core component stores data from the message in a core storage area accessible by multiple tenants of the kernel service. The first tenant performs a first processing of the message in the first landscape using data in the core storage area for which the first tenant is authorized. The core component initiates a second processing of the message by a second tenant of the kernel service in a second landscape using data in the core storage area for which the second tenant is authorized.

Efficient integration of data privacy protocols across system landscapes
Secure storage and access to data by multiple tenants of a kernel service
Authorization-based processing of messages by different tenants in different landscapes
Enhanced data privacy and security measures in a multi-tenant environment

Potential Applications: - Cloud computing platforms - Enterprise software solutions - Data management systems

Problems Solved: - Ensuring data privacy and security in multi-tenant environments - Efficient integration of data across different system landscapes

Benefits: - Enhanced data privacy protection - Streamlined data processing for multiple tenants - Improved security measures for sensitive information

Commercial Applications: Title: Secure Data Integration Solutions for Multi-Tenant Environments This technology can be utilized in cloud computing platforms, enterprise software solutions, and data management systems to enhance data privacy and security measures, catering to businesses with multi-tenant environments.

Prior Art: Further research can be conducted in the field of data privacy integration protocols in multi-tenant environments to explore existing technologies and solutions.

Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in data privacy integration protocols and multi-tenant system landscapes to ensure the implementation of the latest security measures and technologies.

Questions about data privacy integration protocols in multi-tenant environments: 1. How does this technology ensure secure data access for multiple tenants in different landscapes? 2. What are the key challenges in implementing data privacy protocols across system landscapes and how does this technology address them?

Original Abstract Submitted

The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for integrating data privacy integration protocols across system landscapes. One example method includes receiving, at a first tenant of a kernel service, a message from a first application in a first landscape. Data from the message is provided to a core component of the kernel service that communicates with multiple tenants of the kernel service. The core component stores data from the message in a core storage area accessible by multiple tenants of the kernel service. The first tenant performs, in the first landscape, a first processing of the message using data in the core storage area for which the first tenant is authorized. The core component initiates a second processing of the message by a second tenant of the kernel service in a second landscape using data in the core storage area for which the second tenant is authorized.