Salesforce, Inc. patent applications on June 6th, 2024
Patent Applications by Salesforce, Inc. on June 6th, 2024
Salesforce, Inc.: 10 patent applications
Salesforce, Inc. has applied for patents in the areas of G06F3/06 (2), G06F2201/805 (2), G06F11/20 (2), G06F18/22 (2), G06N3/08 (2)
With keywords such as: generated, input, fds, based, machine, state, fault, server, client, and domains in patent application abstracts.
Patent Applications by Salesforce, Inc.
20240184465.TECHNIQUES FOR IMPLEMENTING FAULT DOMAIN SETS_simplified_abstract_(salesforce, inc.)
Inventor(s): Arthur Zwiegincew of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Michael Grass of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Ian Chakeres of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Dhiraj Hegde of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc.
IPC Code(s): G06F3/06, G06F11/20
Abstract: techniques are disclosed relating to provisioning fault domain sets (fds). in some embodiments, a computer server system implements an fds for disseminating a storage service across a plurality of fault domains. to implement the fds, in some embodiments, the computer server system access fds data specifying a desired state of the fds in which the storage service is disseminated across at least a particular number of fault domains. the computer server system may determine available resources of the plurality of fault domains and determine a current state of the fds based on fault domains that have already been provisioned to the fds. based on at least the desired state of the fds, the current state of the fds, and the available resources, the computer server system provisions one or more additional fault domains to the fds to reconcile the fds's current state with the fds's desired state.
20240184466.TECHNIQUES FOR IMPLEMENTING FAULT DOMAIN SETS_simplified_abstract_(salesforce, inc.)
Inventor(s): Arthur Zwiegincew of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Michael Grass of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Ian Chakeres of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Dhiraj Hegde of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc.
IPC Code(s): G06F3/06, G06F11/20
Abstract: techniques are disclosed relating to provisioning fault domain sets (fds). in some embodiments, a computer server system implements an fds for disseminating a storage service across a plurality of fault domains. to implement the fds, in some embodiments, the computer server system access fds data specifying a desired state of the fds in which the storage service is disseminated across at least a particular number of fault domains. the computer server system may determine available resources of the plurality of fault domains and determine a current state of the fds based on fault domains that have already been provisioned to the fds. based on at least the desired state of the fds, the current state of the fds, and the available resources, the computer server system provisions one or more additional fault domains to the fds to reconcile the fds's current state with the fds's desired state.
Inventor(s): Rui Zhang of Fremont CA (US) for salesforce, inc.
IPC Code(s): G06F8/41, G06F9/455
Abstract: an application server may identify a set of functions for the source code associated with an uninterruptable software service. in some examples, the subset of the set of functions may include one or more functions having a computational expense greater than a threshold. the application server may create a compilation template to compile a subset of the set of functions to a shared library, and may perform an instrumentation to identify the subset of the set of functions based on the shared library. the application server may create an optimized version of the shared library based on performing the instrumentation. the application server may then change one or more portions of the source code to repoint to the optimized version of the shared library based on creating the optimized version of the shared library.
Inventor(s): Anurodh Pokharel of Brookline MA (US) for salesforce, inc.
IPC Code(s): G06F9/54, G06F11/14
Abstract: methods, systems, and storage media are described for real-time constraints for asynchronous message delivery. in particular, some implementations are directed to real-time constraints contained in the metadata of messages. other implementations may be disclosed or claimed.
Inventor(s): Nachiketa Mishra of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Ziwei CHEN of Sodermanland County (SE) for salesforce, inc.
IPC Code(s): G06F11/07
Abstract: in some embodiments, a method receives a trained model for a prediction network, wherein the trained model was trained based on machine generated input and user generated input being correlated to a plurality of categories. machine generated input is input into the prediction network. the machine generated input is automatically generated based on an execution of an application. the method correlates the machine generated input to one or more of the plurality of categories using the trained model. a score for a respective category is output based on a confidence of the machine generated input being associated with the category. a category is selected from the plurality of categories based on the respective score of the category. the method outputs a resolution for the machine generated input based on the category. the resolution is determined from user generated input that is associated with the category.
Inventor(s): Gautham Ramachandran of Campbell CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Ana Bertran of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Gopinath Krishnan Vinodh of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc.
IPC Code(s): G06F16/11
Abstract: a method for data processing is described. the method includes acquiring telemetry data for multiple client systems supported by a cloud service that controls electronic communications between the client systems and users associated with the client systems. the method further includes filtering the client systems to identify one or more client systems having attributes that satisfy a similarity threshold with respect to attributes associated with a first client system. the method further includes determining a configuration for the first client system based on the telemetry data associated with the identified client systems. the method further includes executing a communication process flow between the first client system and two or more users associated with the first client system in accordance with the configuration. the method further includes obtaining telemetry data for the first client system based on the communication process flow.
20240184808.UNIFIED DATA SIDE PANEL_simplified_abstract_(salesforce, inc.)
Inventor(s): Siarhei PRYSTUPA of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Vandit GARG of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Rebecca GREENBERG of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Christopher BERNT of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Jose GARCIA of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Manish SOMBANSH of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Siddharth Patel Aka KHUNT of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Shanti Camper SINGH of Bellevue WA (US) for salesforce, inc., Varun CHANDASHEKAR of Bellevue WA (US) for salesforce, inc., Allen WITTMAN of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Patrick FELONG of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc.
IPC Code(s): G06F16/28, G06F16/25, G06F16/958
Abstract: systems and techniques are described for a unified data pipeline interface. the pipeline interface provides an interface illustrating key metrics, activities, insight, and/or other categories. the pipeline interface provides such data as to a specific opportunity. the systems and techniques described herein allow for the determination, presentation, and standardization of such data through a specifically configured graphical user interface.
Inventor(s): Nachiketa Mishra of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Ziwei CHEN of Sodermanland County (SE) for salesforce, inc.
IPC Code(s): G06F18/22, G06N3/08
Abstract: in some embodiments, a method receives machine generated input and user generated input for training a model of a prediction network. a link between a type of machine generated input and a type of user generated input. a first score that represents a correlation between the type of machine generated input and the type of user generated input is generated. the method analyzes the machine generated input and the user generated input using the model of the prediction network to correlate the machine generated input and the user generated input to a category. a second score associated with a confidence that the machine generated input or the user generated input belongs to the category is output. the method adjusts a parameter of the prediction network based on the first score and the second score.
Inventor(s): Ning Yu of Palo Alto CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Can Qin of Somervile MA (US) for salesforce, inc., Chen Xing of Palo Alto CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Shu Zhang of Fremont CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Stefano Ermon of Menlo Park CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Caiming Xiong of Menlo Park CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Ran Xu of Mountain View CA (US) for salesforce, inc.
IPC Code(s): G06N3/0455, G06T5/00
Abstract: embodiments described herein provide a mechanism for replacing existing text encoders in text-to-image generation models with more powerful pre-trained language models. specifically, a translation network is trained to map features from the pre-trained language model output into the space of the target text encoder. the training preserves the rich structure of the pre-trained language model while allowing it to operate within the text-to-image generation model. the resulting modularized text-to-image model receives prompt and generates an image representing the features contained in the prompt.
Inventor(s): Ryan Guest of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Theresa Vietvu of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Bradley Vine of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Sean Gill of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc., Ricardo Vazquez Reyes of San Francisco CA (US) for salesforce, inc.
IPC Code(s): H04L9/40
Abstract: an exemplary system having a processor and a memory therein includes means for creating an isolation group, in which creating the isolation groups includes: defining isolation requirements, identifying a group of features utilizing call-out functions, and selecting from among the group of features utilizing call-out functions a group of features having the defined isolation requirements; deploying platform software integrating the isolation requirements, in which the platform software contains instructions to map the isolation requirements to a customer organization; creating the customer organization; creating a unique variant of the customer organization, in which creating the unique variant of the customer organization includes declaratively applying an isolation layer containing isolation requirements on top of a base layer for the customer organization; and deploying the unique variant of the customer organization onto the customer organization's computing infrastructure, in which the unique variant validates per-tenant distinctions for various applications subjected to the isolation requirements.
