Dynamic Applicative Session Grouping

Organization Name

Inventor(s)

Hila Paz Herszfang of Rishon Letsion (IL)

Dynamic Applicative Session Grouping - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240028494 titled 'Dynamic Applicative Session Grouping

Simplified Explanation

The patent application describes a system and method for dynamically separating and grouping applicative sessions based on received logs. The system can receive and manage logs from multiple machines in a cloud-based system. The logs are resampled by a given time frame, and the system determines time intervals between activities based on the resampled logs. It then calculates the probability of receiving a new log after a time interval. The system defines a session separation breaker and identifies logs that open or close a session.

The system receives logs from multiple machines in a cloud-based system.
The logs are resampled by a given time frame.
Time intervals between activities are determined based on the resampled logs.
The system calculates the probability of receiving a new log after a time interval.
A session separation breaker is defined to identify breaks between sessions.
Logs that open or close a session are identified.

Potential Applications:

Log analysis and management in cloud-based systems.
Session tracking and management in web applications.
Performance monitoring and optimization in distributed systems.

Problems Solved:

Difficulty in analyzing and managing logs from multiple machines.
Inefficient session tracking and management.
Lack of insights into time intervals between activities.

Benefits:

Improved log analysis and management efficiency.
Enhanced session tracking and management.
Better understanding of time intervals between activities.
Optimization of system performance and resource allocation.

Original Abstract Submitted

systems and methods for dynamic applicative session separation and grouping. the system receives logs from one of a plurality of machines. the system can receive and manage logs from any number of machines in the cloud-based system. the system resamples the received logs by a given time frame. the system determines time intervals between activities based on the resampling of the logs. after determining the time intervals, the system determines a probability of a new log to be received after a time interval. the system then defines a session separation breaker and defines one or more logs as opening or closing a session.