18441215. METHOD FOR CHECKING THE INTEGRITY OF A COMPUTE NODE simplified abstract (Robert Bosch GmbH)

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METHOD FOR CHECKING THE INTEGRITY OF A COMPUTE NODE

Organization Name

Robert Bosch GmbH

Inventor(s)

Peter Schneider of Holzgerlingen (DE)

Sascha Guebner of Bodenburg (DE)

Sebastian Schildt, Sr. of Weissach (DE)

METHOD FOR CHECKING THE INTEGRITY OF A COMPUTE NODE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18441215 titled 'METHOD FOR CHECKING THE INTEGRITY OF A COMPUTE NODE

The abstract describes a method for checking the integrity of a compute node within a network of connected compute nodes, where a distributed application is executed.

  • Providing test data for the compute node
  • Generating test results by applying the distributed application to the test data
  • Checking the integrity of the compute node by comparing the test results to expected results

Potential Applications: - Data centers - Cloud computing environments - High-performance computing clusters

Problems Solved: - Ensuring the reliability of compute nodes in a network - Detecting any potential issues or malfunctions in the compute nodes

Benefits: - Improved performance and reliability of distributed applications - Enhanced security within the network of compute nodes

Commercial Applications: - Data center management software - Cloud computing security solutions - High-performance computing monitoring tools

Questions about the technology: 1. How does this method contribute to the overall efficiency of distributed applications? 2. What are the potential implications of using this method in large-scale computing environments?


Original Abstract Submitted

A method for checking the integrity of a compute node which is part of a network of compute nodes communicatively connected to one another, and on which at least one portion of a distributed application is executed. The method includes: providing test data for the compute node; generating test results by applying the at least one portion of the distributed application to the provided test data; and checking the integrity of the compute node by comparing the test results to expected results.