Commvault Systems, Inc. (20240297876). DEPLOYING MICROSERVICES FOR DATA STORAGE MANAGEMENT simplified abstract
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DEPLOYING MICROSERVICES FOR DATA STORAGE MANAGEMENT
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Jagadeesh Narayanan Kallidaikurichi Swaminathan of Hyderabad (IN)
Bhavyan Bharatkumar Mehta of Mumbai (IN)
Amey Vijaykumar Karandikar of Marlboro NJ (US)
Anand Vibhor of Manalapan NJ (US)
Parminder Singh of Edison NJ (US)
DEPLOYING MICROSERVICES FOR DATA STORAGE MANAGEMENT - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240297876 titled 'DEPLOYING MICROSERVICES FOR DATA STORAGE MANAGEMENT
- Simplified Explanation:**
This patent application describes a hosting service that allows for efficient scaling of data storage management features by deploying microservices for each specific function. The service also includes value-added features such as handling logs, standardizing exception handling, and mediating port assignments to prevent conflicts.
- Key Features and Innovation:**
- Deployment of microservices for scaling data storage management features
- Value-added features like log handling, exception handling, and port assignment mediation
- Streamlining communication between microservices and local database access
- Off-loading storage manager tasks to improve system performance
- Ability to enhance, deploy, and scale each microservice separately and asynchronously
- Potential Applications:**
This technology can be applied in various industries that require efficient data storage management systems, such as cloud computing, IoT, and big data analytics.
- Problems Solved:**
The technology addresses the challenges of scaling data storage management features, handling logs, standardizing exception handling, and mediating port assignments in a hosting service environment.
- Benefits:**
The benefits of this technology include improved system performance, streamlined communication between components, efficient scaling of functions, and enhanced deployment flexibility.
- Commercial Applications:**
Potential commercial applications of this technology include cloud hosting services, data storage management platforms, and IoT infrastructure providers. The market implications include increased efficiency, scalability, and performance for businesses utilizing these services.
- Prior Art:**
Prior art related to this technology may include research on microservices deployment, data storage management systems, and hosting services with value-added features.
- Frequently Updated Research:**
Researchers may be conducting studies on the impact of microservices on data storage management efficiency, the scalability of hosting services, and the benefits of off-loading storage manager tasks.
- Questions about Hosting Services:**
1. How does the deployment of microservices improve the scalability of data storage management features? 2. What are the key benefits of off-loading storage manager tasks in a hosting service environment?
Original Abstract Submitted
a hosting service enables streamlined scaling of features that relate to data storage management. the scaling is powered by deployment of microservices, each one directed to a discrete feature of a data storage management system. in addition to scaling on demand, the disclosed hosting service provides additional value-added features, such as streamlining intra-system handling, auditing, and reporting of logs generated by microservices; standardizing exception handling; mediating port assignments for co-located microservices to avoid collisions; streamlining formats for inter-microservice communications; streamlining local database access; etc. advantageously, the disclosed solution off-loads the storage manager, and additionally improves system performance by scaling various functions and by streamlining interoperability among components. furthermore, the disclosed solution also enables the hosting service in general, and each discrete microservice in particular, to be enhanced, deployed, and scaled separately and asynchronously from each other and from the storage manager.
