Abstract: There are provided a system and a method for setting a synchronization agent. A system for setting an optimal synchronization agent according to a workload according to an embodiment includes: a data integration device configured to integrate and store data which is collected through a collection agent; an agent management server configured to manage the collection agent that periodically polls data from a data source and transmits the data to the data integration device; and an agent setting automation device configured to set an optimal agent set value related to collection and transmission of data of the collection agent.

Abstract: There are provided a method and a system for selecting an optimal synchronization broker for each workload. A system for selecting an optimal synchronization broker for each workload according to an embodiment includes: a storage unit including a database that contains specialist recommendation information including information on a correct protocol that is recommended by a specialist with respect to a service specification and data transmission requirements; and a processor configured to determine an optimal in-bound protocol and an optimal out-bound protocol according to the data transmission requirements through a decision tree model that is trained by using the specialist recommendation information as training data.

Abstract: A novel quinazoline compound having SOS1 inhibitory activity and uses of the quinazoline compound are disclosed. More particularly, the present invention relates to a novel quinazoline derivative compound having inhibitory activity on SOS1 binding to RAS family proteins and/or RAC1, to pharmacologically acceptable salts thereof, and to pharmaceutical compositions containing the quinazoline compound. The novel quinazoline compound has the following chemical formula 1: wherein all the variables have meaning as defined in the specification.

Abstract: The exemplary embodiments provide an in-memory database which uses a non-volatile memory as a primary storage, uses a volatile memory for data which exceeds a predetermined capacity of the non-volatile memory, as a secondary storage, and periodically stores a log file for data stored in the volatile memory in a block device, thereby ensuring a data consistency while overcoming a capacity limit of the non-volatile memory.

Abstract: The exemplary embodiments provide an in-memory database which uses a non-volatile memory as a primary storage, uses a volatile memory for data which exceeds a predetermined capacity of the non-volatile memory, as a secondary storage, and periodically stores a log file for data stored in the volatile memory in a block device, thereby ensuring a data consistency while overcoming a capacity limit of the non-volatile memory.