View source for Palantir technologies inc. (20240338192). SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR USING CONTAINER LAYERS TO FACILITATE CLOUD RESOURCE SHARING AND DECREASE STARTUP TIMES simplified abstract

=SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR USING CONTAINER LAYERS TO FACILITATE CLOUD RESOURCE SHARING AND DECREASE STARTUP TIMES=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:palantir technologies inc.|palantir technologies inc.]]


[[Category:palantir technologies inc.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:John Mathews of Austin TX (US)|John Mathews of Austin TX (US)]][[Category:John Mathews of Austin TX (US)]]

[[:Category:Nicholas Gates of London (GB)|Nicholas Gates of London (GB)]][[Category:Nicholas Gates of London (GB)]]

==SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR USING CONTAINER LAYERS TO FACILITATE CLOUD RESOURCE SHARING AND DECREASE STARTUP TIMES - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240338192 titled 'SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR USING CONTAINER LAYERS TO FACILITATE CLOUD RESOURCE SHARING AND DECREASE STARTUP TIMES

'''Simplified Explanation:'''
A package manager used with a containerization platform can organize code portions into immutable layers, which can be saved together as an executable unit. These layers can be reused and shared among multiple environments running simultaneously.

'''Key Features and Innovation:'''
* Organization of code portions into immutable layers
* Ability to save layers together as an executable unit
* Reusability and sharing of layers among multiple environments
* Analysis of common layers to facilitate sharing among environments
* Layer compression and dominator algorithms to address constraints
* Just-in-time approach to combine layers into new images on the fly

'''Potential Applications:'''
This technology can be applied in software development, cloud computing, and DevOps environments where containerization is used.

'''Problems Solved:'''
This technology addresses the challenges of managing code portions in containerized environments efficiently and effectively.

'''Benefits:'''
* Improved organization and management of code portions
* Reusability and sharing of layers among multiple environments
* Efficient start-up and reduced redundant calculations
* Enhanced performance and scalability in containerized environments

'''Commercial Applications:'''
Potential commercial applications include software development tools, cloud computing platforms, and DevOps solutions that utilize containerization technology.

'''Prior Art:'''
Readers can explore prior art related to containerization platforms, package managers, and layer organization in software development.

'''Frequently Updated Research:'''
Stay updated on the latest advancements in containerization technology, package management systems, and efficient code organization in software development.

'''Questions about Containerization Technology:'''
1. How does this technology improve code organization in containerized environments?
2. What are the key benefits of reusing and sharing immutable layers in multiple environments?


==Original Abstract Submitted==

a package manager used with a containerization platform can organize code portions into immutable layers. collections of layers can be organized and saved together as an executable unit. disclosed solutions recognize that because layers do not change, they can be reused by the same user and can also serve as shared building blocks for multiple environments running simultaneously. to facilitate sharing layers, a system can analyze which ones are common to multiple environments and allow multiple simultaneous environments to share common layers. layer compression and dominator algorithms can be used to address inherent layer constraints. to facilitate use of existing layers for efficient start-up, code packages can be organized into base layers and additional layers, and commonly-used layers can be cached. new or unique environment requests can combine previously-cached base layers and additional layers to avoid redundant calculations. a just-in-time approach can combine layers into new images on the fly and cache the new images for later use.



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