20240028494. Dynamic Applicative Session Grouping simplified abstract (Zscaler, Inc.)
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Dynamic Applicative Session Grouping
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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.
