Abstract: A micro injection assembly for the repair of floors that includes an adapter body operably configured to couple with a tube having adhesive and defining an internal channel, a hub selectively removably coupled to the adapter body and having a rigid needle member coupled thereto and recessed within the hub, wherein the rigid needle member projects outwardly from the second end of the hub in a linear orientation, has a blunt distal end, and defines a needle channel spanning the length of the needle member. The assembly also includes a cap selectively removably couplable to the adapter body in a watertight configuration and with the cap disposable in an overlapping configuration with the adapter body. The assembly is operable to effectuate emission of an adhesive material from a tube through the adapter body, hub, and needle member to spaces between a flooring material and subfloor.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a system, comprising: a first server computing device configured to store various application data relating to the system, and control a first plurality of modules to simultaneously establish multiple logically separate and secure networks within a self-supported computing environment; a second server computing device configured to control a second plurality of modules to perform out-of-band management of the system; and a third server computing device configured to control a third plurality of modules to control inbound and outbound data traffic of the logically separate and secure networks. The system is scalable by at least adding additional one or more first server computing devices to host additional application data within the self-supported computing environment’s secure configuration and logical separation of networks while maintaining the second and third server computing devices.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a system, comprising: a first server computing device configured to store various application data relating to the system, and control a first plurality of modules to simultaneously establish multiple logically separate and secure networks within a self-supported computing environment; a second server computing device configured to control a second plurality of modules to perform out-of-band management of the system; and a third server computing device configured to control a third plurality of modules to control inbound and outbound data traffic of the logically separate and secure networks. The system is scalable by at least adding additional one or more first server computing devices to host additional application data within the self-supported computing environment's secure configuration and logical separation of networks while maintaining the second and third server computing devices.